Most Theorists View Families from a Contextual Perspective That Views

question 103

Multiple Choice

Most theorists view families from a contextual perspective that views

• A) parents' actions as all that matter for children's development.
• B) the family as a system of interacting elements, with parents and children influencing each other.
• C) biological factors as the pivotal elements influencing development.
• D) social systems outside the family as having little impact on development.

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