Sandra is of the opinion that conflicts in a marriage aren’t always negative and are sometimes important. On the other hand, Jacob believes that conflicts always erode relationships. Which of the following is an accurate statement that is most likely to support Sandra’s point of view?
A Studies have found that most conflicts end in compromise which is the worst way of ending a conflict.
B Even discrete, isolated disagreements invariably result in chronic relationship problems.
C Conflicts happen only among spouses who are incompatible; partners who are supportive and caring family members do not face conflicts.
D Some sociologists believe that if partners recognize and actively attempt to resolve conflicts, it can strengthen a relationship.

The correct answer is D. Some sociologists believe that if partners recognize and actively attempt to resolve conflicts, it can strengthen a relationship. Sandra's opinion is in agreement with option D because she acknowledges that spouses differences can be approached not only from a negative perspective and such conflicts or at least some of them are important in the relationship. Now, the fact that some sociologists such as Terry Hatkoff from California State University consider that by acknowledging the conditions of a relationship it is possible to strengthen it by identifying different scales and identification of distinct types of love: Romantic, Best Friends, Logical, Playful, Possessive, Unselfish it is possible to achieve more committed relationships.