The "Demand-Withdraw" Pattern of Interaction Common to Dissatisfied Couples Typically

The "demand-withdraw" pattern of interaction common to dissatisfied couples typically involves

A) the man pressing the woman to discuss a problem and the woman avoiding the interaction.
B) the woman pressing the man to discuss a problem and the man avoiding the interaction.
C) the tendency for long-term relationships to be characterized by approach-avoidance conflicts.
D) the man's perception that the woman spends too much time with their children and not enough time with him.