Families Create Rules That Are Effective for a Given Developmental

question 7

Multiple Choice

Families create rules that are effective for a given developmental age. Problems can arise when:

• A) The family rules place a decreased emphasis on obedience as children get older
• B) The family uses their ideologies to examine family rules periodically
• C) The family relies on consensus building and negotiation to establish rules
• D) The family refuses to acknowledge a teen's need for increased independence

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