Mike has taken a job that requires extensive travel, leaving his wife Janie to assume more household responsibilities. They may experience ________, when one partner's actions or choices create obstacles for the other.
A) transitional turbulence
B) relational uncertainty
C) interference
D) egalitarian distribution

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Interference refers to situations in which one partner's actions or choices create obstacles or challenges for the other partner. In this scenario, Mike's extensive travel may interfere with Janie's ability to manage household responsibilities and create challenges in their relationship. Transitional turbulence and relational uncertainty may also be relevant, but they do not specifically capture the impact of one partner's actions on the other. Egalitarian distribution, on the other hand, refers to the equitable distribution of household responsibilities, which may be relevant in this scenario but does not capture the potential obstacles created by Mike's travel.

Mike Has Taken a Job That Requires Extensive Travel, Leaving