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a. Which relational theory best illustrates your relational process with friends? The theory that best illustrates my relational process is friendship rules. Demonstrating support, listening to each other sharing emotions and feelings.

b. Which relational theory best illustrates your relational process with family? The proximity theory would best describe my relational process with my family. We are in constant interaction with each other, by talking daily and spending a lot of time with each other on a regular basis.

c. Discuss one relationship in terms of all three theories (found in the text on pages 153-156). My relationship with my husband.
The attraction theory, is one of the many reasons why I fell in love with my husband my attraction

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