Coordinating dynamic roles as a spouse, parent, friend, employee, and manager effectively requires which type of reasoning skills?
A) pragmatic
B) dualistic
C) relativistic
D) autonomous

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Pragmatic reasoning skills involve practical problem-solving and decision-making. Coordinating dynamic roles as a spouse, parent, friend, employee, and manager requires practical problem-solving and decision-making skills to balance the demands of each role effectively. Dualistic reasoning skills involve black-and-white thinking, relativistic reasoning skills rely on subjective perspectives and autonomous reasoning skills involve independent decision-making without considering external factors. None of these reasoning skills are as appropriate or relevant for managing multiple roles as pragmatic reasoning skills.

Coordinating Dynamic Roles as a Spouse, Parent, Friend, Employee, and Manager