In the context of self-disclosure, a "nice person" that the American culture has come to glorify is somebody who:
A)doesn't threaten the listener and who makes others feel approved of and comfortable.
B)doesn't have the "need" to be liked and accepted by others.
C)balances the need to nurture himself with the need to be accepted by others.
D)is not a slave to other people's opinions and who does his or her own thing.

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The American culture values niceness and making others feel comfortable in social situations. Self-disclosure that is threatening or makes others feel uncomfortable is generally not seen as desirable in this context. Choosing B, C, or D would be incorrect as they do not fully capture the specific qualities associated with a "nice person" in American culture.

In the Context of Self-Disclosure, a "Nice Person" That the American