A good example of suggesting an alternative activity effectively if a person is asking you to do something that makes you uncomf
ortable would be: “I don’t want to go to a party, but I’ll drive us to the movies.”
No
“OK I guess.”
“You must be crazy if you think I’d go to that party!”
“I don’t want to go to a party, but I’ll drive us to the movies.”
Explanation:
The above phrase is a polite way of rejecting to do something that makes you feel awkward by suggesting a different choice instead.
The rest of the options are incorrect because they do not propose or recommend a substitute activity: both of them express denial and the other conveys agreement.
Explanation: This stage corresponds to the period in which there is an exchange of behavior between the couple; the appearance or physical attractiveness of the scale of values or both members of the dyad is no longer valued and is in this moment when the couple begin to really "know" each other personal facts or tendencies.
