Which of the following conflict resolution techniques involves a solution that partially satisfies all interested parties?

Confronting, also known as problem-solving, involves directly addressing the conflict and seeking a win-win solution that fully satisfies all parties, rather than partially.

Compromise is a conflict resolution technique where each party gives up some aspects of their position to reach a solution that partially satisfies all involved. It involves finding a middle ground where no one gets everything they want, but everyone gets something.

Avoiding is a technique where the conflict is ignored or postponed, leading to no resolution or satisfaction for any party.

Forcing, or competing, involves one party imposing their solution on others, resulting in a win-lose outcome where only one party is satisfied.