The family life cycle is part of the developmental lens. It: ...

[chads108]

The family life cycle is part of the developmental lens. It:
 
  A. Covers individual as well as family life, starting with birth and ending in the death of the youngest family member
  B. Helps therapists and families anticipate many of the ebbs and flows and transgenerational sequences that happen in families
  C. Was developed in the 1940s by Erik Erikson as a supplement to his individual developmental model
  D. All of the above

Question 2

Macro-system, subsystem, enmeshment, disengagement, power, and hierarchy were all early terms that would now be reconsidered as part of:
 
  A. A sequence lens
  B. An organization lens
  C. A process lens
  D. None of the above

[Dominic]

Answer to Question 1

B. Helps therapists and families anticipate many of the ebbs and flows and transgenerational sequences that happen in families

Answer to Question 2

B. An organization lens

[chads108]

Great answer, keep it coming

[connor417]

TYSM