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Leslie And Lemuel's Relationship: A Case Study
A) Evaluate and brainstorm how to maintain the progress Leslie and Lemuel have been making in their relationship
B) Review the sequences of events which started the progress to improve their relationship

A,B) MSTT, Leslie and Lemuel evaluated what personal changes they have made to improve their relationship. Lemuel stated the relationship with his mother is improving because they are not spending a lot of time together anymore. Leslie stated the same thing explaining with her working late and Lemuel always with his girlfriend they do not spend to much time together. MSTT explained his concerns explaining the relationship has only improved because of the lack of communciation and if they was something they both felt comfortable with. Lemuel
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