In Rawlin's work on dialectics in friendships, the ______________ dialectic refers to being able to accept a friend for who he or she is versus feeling free to offer criticism and advice.
A) affection-instrumentality
B) ideal-real
C) concealment-criticism
D) judgment-acceptance

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The judgment-acceptance dialectic in Rawlins' work on dialectics in friendships describes the tension between accepting a friend for who they are and feeling free to offer criticism and advice.

In Rawlin's Work on Dialectics in Friendships, the ______________ Dialectic