Why Is Studying Strong Families So Important to the Authors

question 103

Multiple Choice

Why is studying strong families so important to the authors?

• A) Understanding what is wrong with the family by comparing and contrasting it to successful families can make research easier.
• B) Uncovering the strengths of enduring relationships can help improve our ability to build a successful intimate relationship.
• C) Justifying the importance of two-parent families can ease the pressure on government supported programs.
• D) The authors want to create an ideal vision of the family, but know the ideal is unattainable.

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