The Individuation Concept Differs from Bowen's Notion of Self-Differentiation in That

question 8

Multiple Choice

The individuation concept differs from Bowen's notion of self-differentiation in that

• A) self-differentiation leads to a greater capacity for intimacy while individuation does not
• B) individuation is thought of as a stronger indicator of maturity than self-differentiation
• C) individuation is thought of as a life-long developmental process
• D) all of the above refer to differences between self-differentiation and individuation

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