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Being there for a friend even when he or she has made a mistake is an example of: A. unhealthy support. B. unconditional support. C. unreliable support. D. unresolved support.

Being there for a friend even when he or she has made a mistake is an example of: A. unhealthy support. B. unconditional support. C. unreliable support. D. unresolved support.
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Being there for a friend even when he or she has made a mistake is an

example of:
A. unhealthy support.
B. unconditional support.
C. unreliable support.
D. unresolved support.

User Gauteh
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I think that it's D. tell me if I'm wrong

User G T
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It should be answer B. Unconditional support
Please tell me if I’m wrong
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