Combrinck-Graham Suggests That Family Development Frequently Alternates Between

question 33

Multiple Choice

Combrinck-Graham suggests that family development frequently alternates between:

• A)centripetal and centrifugal periods.
• B)horizontal and vertical stresses.
• C)stage oscillations.
• D)linear and circular causality.

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