According to Sullivan, when intimacy first develops, it typically involves
A)same-sex peers.
B)opposite-sex peers.
C)the same-sex parent.
D)an opposite-sex sibling.
E)an imaginary playmate.

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Sullivan's theory suggests that intimacy first develops with same-sex peers during preadolescence, as these relationships provide a foundation for later intimate relationships.

According to Sullivan, When Intimacy First Develops, It Typically Involves