Being alone is a process by which we do all of the following except: a. learn to tolerate feelings of isolation. b. develop strength and self-reliance. c. develop a deep understanding of ourselves. d. reject the social overtures of others.
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a. learn to tolerate feelings of isolation - This suggests that being alone involves coping with feelings of isolation, which is a common experience when one is alone. b. develop strength and self-reliance - This implies that being alone can lead to personal Show more…
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