If responsibilities are not clear in family-based work, which skill will be useful?

Correct answer: Role clarity and communication

Direct answer: A, role clarity and communication. In family-based work, several people may share decisions, tasks, resources, and responsibilities. If nobody knows who should do what, work may be repeated, neglected, or delayed, and disagreements can increase. Role clarity means defining each person’s duties, authority, and expected contribution. Communication allows family members to discuss these duties, ask questions, coordinate schedules, and solve problems respectfully. A is correct because both skills directly reduce confusion and support teamwork. B, leaving the work, avoids the problem instead of solving it. C, silence prevents people from sharing expectations and can make misunderstandings worse. D, improper spending concerns poor financial behavior and does not clarify duties. Memory cue: unclear work needs clear roles plus open communication.