You Want Steak for Dinner, but Your Romantic Partner Wants

question 35

Multiple Choice

You want steak for dinner, but your romantic partner wants seafood. You say, "OK. Let's go to Outback, where they serve both." You are demonstrating which conflict style?

• A) Competition
• B) Compromise
• C) Collaboration
• D) Accommodation

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