What type of relationship does a Junction Object support in Salesforce?

A Junction Object is specifically designed to facilitate many-to-many relationships between two other objects in Salesforce. This type of relationship comes into play when you need to link multiple records of one object to multiple records of another object.

For instance, consider a scenario where there are two objects: "Students" and "Courses." A single student can enroll in multiple courses, and a single course can have multiple students enrolled. By using a Junction Object, such as "Enrollments," you can create records that reflect this complexity, linking each student to the courses they are taking.

The creation of a Junction Object involves relating it to each of the two objects involved in the many-to-many relationship, which allows Salesforce to manage the associations effectively. This relationship type is essential for ensuring that the database accurately reflects the real-world connections between records.

In contrast, the other options focus on different relationship types that do not define the role of a Junction Object in the same way.