Rhonda's therapist tells her that loneliness is not entirely bad because it serves a motivating purpose. Which of the following best describes how loneliness can motivate us?
A. It motivates us to examine the faults of others.
B. It motivates us to isolate ourselves further.
C. It motivates us to examine our own faults.
D. It motivates us to seek out social contact.
Answer: D
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