External conflict
select all that apply.

person vs. person
person vs. society
person vs. environment
person vs. self

Person vs. Person

Person vs Society

Person vs Environment.

Explanation:

External Conflict exemplifies the clash between a person and an outside force which can be the antagonist, nature or some other force. The conflicts presented here that justifies this claim would be the Person vs, Person as it presents the external clash between two characters, Person vs Society as it represents the struggle of an individual with societal force, and the conflict of Person vs Environment as it too displays the conflict occurring outside the body of a character and illustrates a conflict between a person and an outside force. While the last option reflects an internal conflict as it occurs within an individual.

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