Sarah liked Denver ever since they were classmates in college. Soon after college, she started developing romantic feelings for Denver, but he never reciprocated. Sarah used to wonder why Denver never returned her calls or asked her out on a date. When she found out that Denver was dating Mary, it deeply upset her. Since then, Sarah has been avoiding Denver and does not wish to be his friend. In this scenario, Sarah and Denver have a(n) ________.
A. affective conflict
B. goal conflict
C. cognitive conflict
D. value conflict
Answer: A
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