This is a test of commonsense with single/multi-choices. Complete the next sentence:

How to tell your partner about your alcohol addiction
Plan what you want to say.
Have specific goals of what to talk about during this conversation. Help your partner ease into the conversation and talk about the " process " first and what you're hoping to walk away with at the end of the discussion.

pick from the following. a). Be vague so that your partner sees that you genuinely do want the conversation and don't include the specific " do not share this " communication. Do not make this conversation a " confrontation " between you and your partner-this might create a period of distrust and shift things around. b). Focus on how much you want to quit drinking. Suggesting that you stop drinking might seem like a helpful thing to talk about, but timing is key. c). Once you've done that, bring up the specific issues surrounding your addiction. End the discussion by asking for help from your partner and how he or she can best support you. d). Getting specifics is the best way to get started and prepare your partner for the conversation, but you don't want to come across as jargon, so plan. You might say, " i think i've been working on this for months.
The answer is:
c).