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Which of the following is NOT considered a major difference between heterosexual couples and LGBT couples?
 
  A) The basic structure and dynamics of gay and lesbian families differs from those of heterosexual couples
  B) Lesbian families are generally found to have highly egalitarian parenting practices
  C) Gay male couples must acknowledge that the development of their family structures are more complex and unique to each couple
  D) None of these is correct

Question 2

Which of the following are potential missteps when working with Asian American families according to Epstein and colleagues?
 
  A) Accounting for the couple-focused mindset of Chinese parents, who are not used to focusing their attention solely on the child
  B) Avoiding mislabeling the collectivist values of closeness as a form of enmeshment
  C) None of these is correct
  D) Accounting for the couple-focused mindset of Chinese parents who are not used to focusing their attention solely on the child and avoiding mislabeling the collectivist values of closeness as a form of enmeshment



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

C



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