Charles and Tina like to discuss what's going on in their lives. They both appreciate the time together when they can talk and share their thoughts and feelings openly because
a. They feel much less tense afterwards as they can release pent-up feelings
b. They need to make sure they agree about everything so that they have the same stand on things when meeting others
c. They can practice their optimal self-representation and get constructive feedback on it.
d. They can gradually decrease their strategic self-presentation concerns.
a. They feel much less tense afterwards as they can release pent-up feelings
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