Three-year-old Cory wants to stay up, rather than going to bed. However, he has to decide whether he will go to bed now, or in five minutes. This is an example of _____ conflict.
Social Studies · High School · Mon Jan 18 2021
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The situation described, where three-year-old Cory has to decide whether to go to bed now or in five minutes, is an example of time-based conflict.
Time-based conflict involves conflicts related to the timing of events or decisions. In this case, Cory is facing a decision about when to go to bed, and the conflict is centered around the timing aspect—whether to go to bed now or delay it by five minutes. Time-based conflicts are common in various aspects of life where individuals must make decisions about when to engage in certain activities or actions.