Hadley and Weston are planning their son's first birthday party and are inviting both extended families to celebrate. Just as expected, Hadley's mom declines her invitation because she dislikes some of Weston's relatives and refuses to see them. Hadley and Weston are upset and frustrated that her mother won't be there, but they do not wish to change their party plans. Which misconception about conflict do Hadley and Weston need to overcome?

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Krystan

Social Studies

27 January, 11:02

Hadley and Weston are planning their son's first birthday party and are inviting both extended families to celebrate. Just as expected, Hadley's mom declines her invitation because she dislikes some of Weston's relatives and refuses to see them. Hadley and Weston are upset and frustrated that her mother won't be there, but they do not wish to change their party plans. Which misconception about conflict do Hadley and Weston need to overcome?

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Ismael Chambers · Answer 1

Conflict can always be resolved.

Explanation:

Hadley and Weston are planning their son's first birthday party and are inviting both extended families to celebrate. Just as expected, Hadley's mom declines her invitation because she dislikes some of Weston's relatives and refuses to see them. Hadley and Weston are upset and frustrated that her mother won't be there, but they do not wish to change their party plans.

Hadley and Weston need to overcome misconception that conflict can always be resolved.