Triangles with parents or in-laws are especially likely when
a. they disapprove of the remarriage
b. when they have had an active role in raising their grandchildren
c. when grandparents remain loyal to their child's ex-spouse
d. all of the above
Question 2
Many of the triangles that develop within a remarried family system can be resolved by
a. the stepmother taking control of the children
b. the stepfather withdrawing from interactions with children
c. the stepmother withdrawing from interactions with children
d. the biological parent assuming parental authority
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