Research on the interaction patterns in abusive families indicates that
a. the parent's personality is the primary determinant of the type of interaction that takes place between parent and child.
b. the parents tend to rely on power-assertive strategies for modifying their children's behavior.
c. they do not differ much from the interaction patterns in normal families.
d. parents and child interact at a higher rate than in normal families.
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