Relationships between instances of a single entity type are referred to as:
A)binary relationships
B)transitive relationships
C)recursive relationships
D)dependent relationships

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In a recursive relationship, instances of the same entity type are related to each other. For example, an employee may manage other employees who are also employees themselves. This is different from binary relationships, which involve two different entity types, and transitive relationships, which involve three or more entity types. Dependent relationships is not a commonly used term in entity relationship modeling.

Relationships Between Instances of a Single Entity Type Are Referred