When relationships are in distress
A) self-disclosure patterns change.
B) one or both individuals may increase the breath of their self-disclosures.
C) one of the individuals may increase the depth of their self-disclosures.
D) self-disclosure is only negative in nature.

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When relationships are in distress, self-disclosure patterns often change, typically becoming less frequent or more superficial, as individuals may become more guarded or less willing to share personal information.

When Relationships Are in Distress