Exchange Theory Stresses the Importance of in Family Relationships

question 25

Multiple Choice

Exchange theory stresses the importance of in family relationships.

• A) a family's home, neighborhood, and sense of belonging
• B) coordinated efforts and the ability to "switch" one type of interaction for another
• C) how family members use their resources to trade with other family members
• D) the extent to which family members can take on each other's statuses and roles in crisis situations

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