Two little sisters were arguing over an orange, "Give it to me, I want this orange, it's mine" shouted the first girl."And I want this orange too, I need it right now," cried the other girl. The mother came in to the kitchen, took a knife and cut the orange in two halves. She gave each little girl one half. The first girl peeled her half, threw away the skin, and ate the inside. The second girl also peeled her half of the orange, but threw away the inside, and put the skin aside to dry. She wanted to make some jam out of the orange. This scenario illustrates how difficult family relationships can be. Which of the following options should the two sisters work on to improve their relationship? a. listening to their mother b. compromising with each other c. communicating their demands d. all of the above

The following option will help the two sisters to improve their relationship:

b. compromising with each other and

c. communicating their demands.

Explanation:

Demands vary from person to person. When it comes to family, the members of the family should discuss about their demands regarding the product.

In the above scenario, both the sisters were fighting for an orange. But their demands in the orange are different. One kid likes the inner portion of orange and the other likes the skin of the orange. When both gets equal half of the orange, they started consuming their interested part and wasted the other portion.

If both the sisters would have communicated regarding their demands about the orange, they would have enjoyed a little more without wasting the orange.

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true because they can bargain