DO NOT USE When two opposing or incompatible forces exist simultaneously in an interpersonal relationship, the struggle to achieve these opposing goals creates what is called a
A)collectivistic tension.
B)differentiating end state.
C)counterfeit goal state.
D)dialectical tension.
E)proximity problem.

Question

DO NOT USE ​When two opposing or incompatible forces exist simultaneously in an interpersonal relationship, the struggle to achieve these opposing goals creates what is called a
A)​collectivistic tension.
B)​differentiating end state.
C)​counterfeit goal state.
D)​dialectical tension.
E)​proximity problem.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The term that refers to the existence of two opposing or incompatible forces in an interpersonal relationship is dialectical tension. This tension creates a sense of struggle as the parties involved seek to simultaneously achieve these opposing goals. Therefore, option D is the correct answer. The other options do not accurately describe this phenomenon.

DO NOT USE ​When Two Opposing or Incompatible Forces Exist

DO NOT USE When Two Opposing or Incompatible Forces Exist