Tara and Anne go to couples therapy after they both report a lack of closeness in their marriage. The therapist suggests that they could improve intimacy by engaging in behaviors that promote oxytocin release. Which of the following behaviors would be the most effective in achieving this goal?
A. Talking about their feelings for ten minutes daily
B. Playing competitive sports together once a week
C. Hugging each other for at least two minutes daily
D. Spending at least two hours a day in close proximity
Answer: C
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