Hank and Molly discover that their young son has been shoplifting. They need to decide how to address the issue with their son to make sure that it doesn't happen again. They start a conversation about possible approaches to discipline, but Hank does most of the talking and refuses to listen to Molly's perspective. Finally, Molly shouts, "You're being too stubborn, per usual, to recognize anyone else's viewpoint! If you can't hear me out, we'll never be able to deal with this problem or any other one!” 

Hank and Molly are experiencing __________ conflict.

a.) relationship-based 

b.) structural  

c.) values-based

d.) interest-based