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The answer is Competing.
There are five types of conflict resolution or conflict management; competing, avoiding, accommodating, compromising, and collaborating. When a person is ensuring final words during a conflict just like in Kate's situation, she is using competing response. Competing is having high concern for self and have low concern for others.
Random and clumped is what i would sah
