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No matter how carefully you plan a trip with a friend, or family member, there will probably be conflicts along the way. Even af

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    No matter how carefully you plan a trip with a friend, or family member, there will probably be conflicts along the way. Even after the dates, destination, and length of the trip are decided, there’s still the chance that problems could happen on the trip.
    Here are a few tips to help you solve problems that may come up between you and your travel companion:
    Plan the trip together: Sometimes one person takes the lead and plans the trip to fit his or her interests. Planning together allows for a more diverse and balanced vacation. Some people want to walk: some people would rather use public transportation. So it’s important to find out how compatible you are in terms of everything concerned.
    Find out about lifestyle: Differences in lifestyle can be challenging if they haven’t been discussed in advance. There’s nothing worse than being in the room and awake at 6: 00 a. m. when your companion wants to sleep until noon. Sleep patterns can be very disruptive to people that don’t have the same pattern. The same can be said for dietary and other restrictions. Knowing those differences in advance helps people adapt to each other more quickly.
    Be aware of coping strategies: Ask questions and use your understanding of your companion’s coping strategies—how they may respond to stressful situations. You can ask your travel companion about his/her best and worst trips. What happened? How did that person respond? Knowing a little about how your companion deals with difficult situations can be helpful.
    Compromise: Try to compromise in order to have a good time. Agree to disagree. Do you really want to use your energy feeling anger on your vacation when you should be relaxing and enjoying it? Buy travel journals for yourself and your travel partners. Writing in journals can be a way to reflect on the trip to relieve some of the frustration that may come up.
    Take a break: Split up when tensions are high and your interests are different. Be sure to set a time and meeting place and have a backup meeting set in case of an unforeseen delay. People tend to feel like they have to stick together when they are together on a trip. But anybody with someone 24 hours a day needs a break from the other person.  
This passage aims to help travelers solve problems between them and their travel partners.
选项 A、TURE
B、FALSE
答案真
解析 (根据第二段可知该句正确。)
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