Harry Stack Sullivan believed that one's need for intimacy with peers shows a dramatic increase during
A)early adolescence.
B)early childhood.
C)late adolescence.
D)late childhood.

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Harry Stack Sullivan proposed that the need for intimacy with peers, which he called "chumship," increases dramatically during early adolescence. This is a time when individuals are exploring their identity and seeking social acceptance from peers.

Harry Stack Sullivan Believed That One's Need for Intimacy with Peers