Question

Rachel's friend Beth asked for help with her science project. Every time Beth calls to see if Rachel is available, Rachel makes an excuse for why she can't help. The project is due in less than a week, and there seems to be tension rising between Rachel and her friend. What strategy can help Rachel live above the line? A. Rachel should explain to her friend that she is doing her a favor, so she is not obligated to help. B. Rachel should listen to her friend's feelings and not interrupt her. C .Rachel should apologize for not upholding her commitment and schedule a day and time to help. D.Rachel should suggest that her friend may learn more doing the project alone.

Answer 1

C. Rachel should apologize for not upholding her commitment and schedule a day and time to help.

Answer 2

C. Rachel should apologize for not upholding her commitment and schedule a day and time to help.

Step-by-step explanation:

This answer is more appropriate in this situation. When Rachel schedules a time when she's not busy, Beth can rely on that instead of expecting Rachel to be available.

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