Based on Research About Coalitions in Families

question 4

Multiple Choice

Based on research about coalitions in families,

• A) parental coalitions are the predominate coalition in a four-person family
• B) children-only coalitions are second in frequency only to parental coalitions
• C) parent-child coalitions often prove to be quite constructive for a family
• D) parents should seek allies from their children when disputes arise

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Definitions:

Vocabulary Development

The enhancement and expansion of a person's word base and ability to use language effectively.

Preschoolers

Children who are in the age group between infancy and school age, generally between the ages of 3 and 5 years old, involved in early educational programs.

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Theory of mind is the ability to understand that others have beliefs, desires, intentions, and perspectives that are different from one's own, crucial for interpersonal relationships and empathy.

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