Eric and debra talk a lot about their lives, including their likes and dislikes, frustrations and victories, and romantic relationships. although they are close emotionally, they are not attracted to each other physically. this could be called

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Giovanna

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11 February, 07:51

Eric and debra talk a lot about their lives, including their likes and dislikes, frustrations and victories, and romantic relationships. although they are close emotionally, they are not attracted to each other physically. this could be called

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Alessandro Odom · Answer 1

This could be called "liking".

In the 1970s, Social clinicians started to genuinely contemplate love. Zick Rubin recognized loving and liking somebody. As indicated by Rubin, we have profound respect for individuals we like, we value their organization and perspectives, and need to do things together with them like in the given case of Eric and Debra but that is what defines liking. Love, then again, is considerably more profound. In one examination, Rubin found that love incorporates an intense craving for physical contact and intimacy which in this case is missing.