Which of the following is an example of necessary losses?

a. Telling someone "you must have been very close to her" when they experience the loss of a loved one.
b. Leaving good friends behind when accepting a promotion in a new city.
c. Pursuing activities that make you feel worthwhile once you have satisfied your need for safety.
d. Not being able to move out of the neutral zone.


B

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