Jim and susie are getting a divorce, and have been going to court to obtain a custody settlement. jim suddenly realizes that his fight for the children has more to do with hurting susan than with the children's well-being (they both are good parents to the children). jim is portraying which stage in the forgiveness process? the strand of empathy the strand of forebearance the strand of commitment the strand of interaction

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Ashlyn Burnett

Social Studies

1 August, 23:19

Jim and susie are getting a divorce, and have been going to court to obtain a custody settlement. jim suddenly realizes that his fight for the children has more to do with hurting susan than with the children's well-being (they both are good parents to the children). jim is portraying which stage in the forgiveness process? the strand of empathy the strand of forebearance the strand of commitment the strand of interaction

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Lorena Craig · Answer 1

The answer is the Strand of Truth.

The strand of truth is the first stage in the forgiveness process, where an individual is able to acknowledge, honor, and communicate about what happened and its effects. In Jim's case, he has realized the effects of his fight for the custody of his children. He also acknowledged that his fight is more hurting to Susan than to their children.