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mikaylakyoung

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If a fathers expression of anger leads almost inevitably to an asthma attack in his daughter, the structural sequence is:
 
  A. Symmetrical or an exchange of similar behaviors
  B. Complementary or an exchange of opposite kinds of behaviors
  C. Synthetic or an exchange of phony kinds of behaviors
  D. Aversive or an exchange of oppressive kinds of behaviors

Question 2

Which elements are considered, in this model, to be essential parts of family structure?
 
  A. Planning, implementation, and follow-up
  B. Function, form, and essence
  C. Foundation, inner strength, and outer resources
  D. Alignment, force (or power), and boundary



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: B

Answer to Question 2

ANS: D



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