11. The following are importance why couples must undergo courtship, EXCEPT. A. To better know the character and background of someone considered as future
lifetime partner.
B. For the couple to decide whether they are both ready for a commitment.
C. For the couple to develop misunderstanding and acceptance.
D. For the couple to talk about their experiences from the past.​

C. For the couple to develop misunderstanding and acceptance.

Explanation:

There are various reason or importance why couples must undergo courtship, some of which are:

1. To better know the character and background of someone considered as a future life partner: this is the period in which partners have the overall idea of who they want to marry.

2. For the couple to decide whether they are both ready for a commitment: the period of courtship is mostly considered as a pre-marriage and gives partners a form of an eye-opener on whether the two partners would be ideal for each other or they should go separate ways.

3. For the couple to talk about their experiences from the past: this can help the partners to pick out their past mistakes, where they need to work upon, what do their partners want in the relationship, and what could cause break up if not managed properly.

However, option C is wrong because "For the couple to develop misunderstanding and acceptance." Because developing MISUNDERSTANDING is a red flag in any relationship. Misunderstanding can cause frustration, unnecessary stress, and toxic relationship. And that's not the purpose of having courtship between lovers.

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