According to the authors, what are some of the ways that contemporary society makes love more difficult for the child? According to the

Reading: Chapter 9, A General Theory of Love

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According to the authors, what are some of the ways that contemporary society makes love more difficult for the child?
According to the authors, what are some of the ways that contemporary society makes love more difficult for couples?
What is the difference between loving and being in love?
What do the authors believe are some consequences of the failure of American society to adequately nurture limbic balance?
What do the authors mean by “false attachments”?

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