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futuristic

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Family transitions are major changes in family life and family relationships that frequently involve
 
  a. coping with some type of mental disorder.
  b. the addition or loss of members of a family household.
  c. a need to change the communication patterns within the family.
  d. major changes in the personality structure of members of the family.

Question 2

What treatment approach do many clinicians suggest for those experiencing distress associated with transitions to adult life?
 
  a. psychoanalytic
  b. behavioral
  c. supportive and nondirective
  d. challenging and confrontational



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: b.

Answer to Question 2

Answer: c.



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