During jury deliberations Brynn complains, "They just don't understand the crime because they are men." Brynn's statement can BEST be described as an example of
A) substantive conflict.
B) false consensus.
C) emergence phase.
D) affective conflict.

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Brynn's statement reflects an affective conflict, which is a type of conflict arising from personal or emotional issues, such as biases or prejudices, rather than disagreements about the task at hand. In this case, Brynn's complaint is based on a perceived emotional or personal bias related to gender, not on the substance of the case itself.

During Jury Deliberations Brynn Complains, "They Just Don't Understand the Crime