Questions: Question 20 Mark this question Select the scenario that represents the incident stage of a conflict. Your father refuses to let you and your siblings visit since you decided to move him to a nursing home. You confront your husband about his purchase of a new set of golf clubs, after you both agreed to save up for a vacation. Your brother asked to borrow some money, and you're feeling a little uncomfortable because you don't know why he needs it. Your coworker has spent weeks complaining about your work ethic to anyone who will listen because she is angry with you. SAVE CONTINUE Report an issue with this question Type here to search

The answer is B: You confront your husband about his purchase of a new set of golf clubs, after you both agreed to save up for a vacation.

Explanation for each option:

A. "Your father refuses to let you and your siblings visit since you decided to move him to a nursing home." - This scenario represents a stage where the conflict has already escalated to a point of significant emotional response and action (refusal to allow visits), which is beyond the initial incident stage.

B. "You confront your husband about his purchase of a new set of golf clubs, after you both agreed to save up for a vacation." - This scenario represents the incident stage of a conflict. The confrontation about the purchase is the initial incident that could lead to further conflict if not resolved.

C. "Your brother asked to borrow some money, and you're feeling a little uncomfortable because you don't know why he needs it." - This scenario represents a potential for conflict but is more about internal discomfort and uncertainty rather than an actual incident of conflict.

D. "Your coworker has spent weeks complaining about your work ethic to anyone who will listen because she is angry with you." - This scenario indicates a conflict that has already developed and is ongoing, as the coworker has been complaining for weeks, which is beyond the initial incident stage.