Hilde Bruch (1972, 1983) argues that girls from overcontrolling families:

A) have a strong desire for peer relationships.
B) tend to show higher levels of sexual activity.
C) deeply fear separation from their families.
D) are in tune with their feelings and trust their own judgment.

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Final Answer : C, Explanation :  Hilde Bruch argues that girls from overcontrolling families deeply fear separation from their families. This fear can lead to difficulty in forming close relationships outside of the family and may also contribute to the development of eating disorders. There is no evidence to support the other options.

Hilde Bruch (1972, 1983) argues that girls from overcontrolling families:

A) have a strong desire for peer relationships.
B) tend to show higher levels of sexual activity.
C) deeply fear separation from their families.
D) are in tune with their feelings and trust their own judgment.

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Hilde Bruch (1972, 1983) argues that girls from overcontrolling families:A) have a strong desire for peer relationships.B) tend to show higher levels of sexual activity.C) deeply fear separation from their families.D) are in tune with their feelings and trust their own judgment.

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Hilde Bruch (1972, 1983) argues that girls from overcontrolling families:

A) have a strong desire for peer relationships.
B) tend to show higher levels of sexual activity.
C) deeply fear separation from their families.
D) are in tune with their feelings and trust their own judgment.