When choosing between continuing an argument and walking away, which situation supports walking away as the better option? A trusted friend is mediating.
There is pressure to act quickly.
The argument is likely to be resolved.
Both individuals are speaking respectfully.

B.) There is pressure to act quickly

Explanation:

Option A is incorrect

there is no conflict.

Option B is correct

if a situation is escalated to the point where one feels pressured to act quickly, leaving the situation altogether would be the best option, instead of continuing it.

Option C is incorrect

there is communication and understanding between the parties that is leading towards a solution. There would be no reason to walk away.

Option D is incorrect

if an altercation is handled in a respectable manner, walking away wouldn't be necessary to diffuse things.

Answeranti-anxiety;

The answer is 3) taking ownership of the decision