The openness-closedness dialectic in interpersonal relationships
A) refers to people's desire for change and stability.
B) refers to people's desire to share or withhold personal information.
C) refers to the degree to which people react around them.
D) refers to the extent to which individuals vary in their desire for separation to a feeling of attachment.

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The openness-closedness dialectic in interpersonal relationships refers to the tension between the desire to share personal information (openness) and the desire to keep some information private (closedness).

The Openness-Closedness Dialectic in Interpersonal Relationships