What is at the core of the self-expansion theory of romantic love?

A. overcoming one’s own perceived weaknesses as guided by a partner
B. acting in ways that will garner more attention and love from a partner
C. the reinforcement of positive feelings of love that lead to increased commitment
D. learning to handle the negative traits that a partner has and display more romantic behaviors


Ans: C

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