Bidirectional Effects Refers to

question 9

Multiple Choice

Bidirectional effects refers to

• A) the need to balance both cohesion and flexibility.
• B) the influences of both the child and the parent and parent on the child.
• C) the linear nature of parent-child communication.
• D) none of these

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