In a dysfunctional conflict,
A) some but not all of the potential gains from the conflict are realized.
B) neither party typically withdraws from communicating.
C) negative feelings do not carry over after the conflict ends.
D) negative feelings tend not to become separated from the initial issue.
E) no one is satisfied with the outcome.

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In a dysfunctional conflict, the outcome is typically negative for all parties involved, leading to dissatisfaction among those involved. This type of conflict does not resolve in a manner that is beneficial or satisfactory, hence why no one is satisfied with the outcome.

In a Dysfunctional Conflict