Withdrawal from a conflict is best used when
a.
neither side can reach an agreement
b.
both sides are very close to an agreement
c.
only one side has presented their solution
d.
the arbitration meeting has just begun

b. Both sides are very close to an agreement

Explanation:

There's lot of conflicts around the world, there have always been, and it seems that are going to be a lot in the future as well. The reasons for the conflicts are of all sorts and types, some having real reasons, while some are very ironic. The best case scenario is that the two or more sides that have tensions between them, or have got themselves involved in a particular conflict, are reasonable enough, and they give their best that everything is sorted through diplomacy. This will work properly only if the two or more sides are all close to an agreement and are willing to avoid the conflict.

The correct answer would be option A, Neither side can reach an agreement.

Explanation:

A conflict is always between two persons. When there is a difference of opinion on a topic or anything between two or more people, it becomes a conflict. And conflicts are always resolved by reaching on a consensus or an agreement over a conflicting topic or scenario. But if there is no way of getting out of a conflict, and neither side is reaching an agreement, then it is better to withdraw from a conflict, because engaging in a conflict and making it long is not a good option. So if none of the party is reaching an agreement, its better to quit and take an exit from the conflict.

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