Which two interpersonal orientations use the basic adjustment strategy of eclipsing?
A) moving toward and moving against
B) moving toward and moving away
C) moving against and moving away
D) none of the above

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Eclipsing is a basic adjustment strategy used in interpersonal orientations that involve either moving toward others (seeking approval and affection) or moving against others (seeking control and dominance). These orientations are characterized by adapting or changing oneself to either fit in with others or to assert dominance over them, respectively.

Which Two Interpersonal Orientations Use the Basic Adjustment Strategy of Eclipsing