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What is the difference between the complementary conflict style and the symmetrical conflict style?
a. in the complementary style, one partner uses mutually reinforcing behaviors; in the symmetrical style, one partner avoids conflict, while the other partner initiates conflict.
b. in the complementary style, both partners use different but reinforcing behaviors; in the symmetrical style, both partners use the same behaviors.
c. in the complementary style, both partners use the same behaviors; in the symmetrical style, partners use different but equally effective behaviors.
d. in the complementary style, one partner avoids conflict, while the other partner initiates conflict; in the symmetrical style, both partners use different but mutually reinforcing behaviors?
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