The Intergenerational Ties Bind a Family in Ways Other Relationships

question 138

Multiple Choice

The intergenerational ties bind a family in ways other relationships do not. Which of the following is an example of those ties?

• A) Sue and Tom divorced, but remain friends.
• B) Fred changed jobs and now works across town. Fred and his former coworkers still have happy hour once a month.
• C) Kristy and Claire grew up next door to each other and had a sisterly bond. Even though Claire moved away in high school, they were in each other's weddings.
• D) Timmy's parents are divorced and he lives with his mom. However, Timmy still spends Christmas with both sets of grandparents.

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