Kitchen-sinking is:
A) failing to keep a conflict specific by throwing all grievances into a single fight.
B) asking your partner for further feedback during a conflict.
C) showing interdependence and respect during a conflict.
D) using common, everyday language to express yourself rather than nonimmediate language.

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Kitchen-sinking refers to the practice of bringing up multiple grievances or issues from the past during a single argument, rather than focusing on the specific conflict at hand. This can complicate and escalate the conflict instead of resolving it.

Kitchen-Sinking Is