Psychologist Paul Wright Believes That

Psychologist Paul Wright believes that:

A) the self most likely approximates a fountain with many diverse sources of water.
B) friendships often reach a point of such closeness that self-centered concerns are no longer salient.
C) one must apply a dialectical model to the process of self-disclosure.
D) the self most likely approximates a fountain with many diverse sources of water, and one must apply a dialectical model to the process of self-disclosure.