This type of verbal conflict refers to a spouse or a family member who holds in resentment, hurt, anger, frustration, and bitter feelings until that "last straw," when the spouse or family member unloads all of the pent up feelings in the midst of an argument.

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This type of verbal conflict is commonly known as "gunnysacking," where an individual holds in negative emotions until they all spill out during an argument. Choices A, C, and D do not accurately depict this specific type of conflict.

This Type of Verbal Conflict Refers to a Spouse or a Family