Two people are arguing in a hospital cafeteria. Each person is dressed in scrubs with a hospital badge. They are arguing about a child being forgotten at school that day and whose turn it was to pick him up. This is an example of what kind of conflict?

The disagreement is about a personal family responsibility—who was supposed to pick up the child—not about their work in the hospital. The cafeteria setting and their scrubs do not change the subject of the argument. This is personal conflict, choice A.

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