Alfred and Chao are rather annoyed with their friend Sam. She has been cancelling plans and not responding to their texts lately. They talk to each other about her behavior and agree that they need to let Sam know that her behavior is upsetting them. When they let her know that she is
letting them down, she breaks down in tears and tells them that she has just found out that her father has a serious illness. Were Alfred and
Chao right to raise the issue about their friendship with Sam?
OA No, Sam has her own problems and this was unfair to discuss.
OB.
Yes, there is no excuse for Sam's behavior
OC No, Alfred and Chao were wrong to want to bring it up in the first place.
OD
Yes, but getting more information would have been a better approach.

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