When Two Opposing or Incompatible Forces Exist Simultaneously in an Interpersonal

Multiple Choice

When two opposing or incompatible forces exist simultaneously in an interpersonal relationship, the struggle to achieve these opposing goals creates what is called a

A) ​collectivistic tension.
B) ​differentiating end state.
C) ​counterfeit goal state.
D) ​dialectical tension.
E) ​proximity problem.