Which of the following is the clearest example of accommodation?
a. Grace thought her boyfriend was a cheater and interprets him being late to her house as evidence of cheating
b. Grace doesn't understand her boyfriend's perspective and tries to imagine what it would be like to live his life
c. Grace thought her boyfriend is the greatest person on earth, but when she finds out he cheated on her, she decides he has always been a complete jerk
d. Grace thinks her boyfriend is the greatest person on earth, and when she finds out he cheated on her she still believes he is the greatest person on earth, and concludes that it was her fault for not giving him enough attention
Ans: c. Grace thought her boyfriend is the greatest person on earth, but when she finds out he cheated on her, she decides he has always been a complete jerk
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