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How do men and women define intimacy (p. 305) differently? Be sure to include a discussion of the different levels of intimacy and how each gender tends to favor certain levels. Do you believe these differences are the due to biological differences or social upbringing? Be sure to explain the reasons behind your answer. 150-200 Words.

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This solution of 215 words discusses the differing definitions of intimacy across genders and reasons why.

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Men and women usually look at perspectives differently including when it comes to defining intimacy (p.304). In general, intimacy has to do with having close contact or relationships with another person. Women seem to be "somewhat more willing than men to share their thoughts and ...

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