Answer to Question 1
B
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A The developmental theory perceives the family as social groups, not systems.
B Correct. Developmental or life-cycle theory suggests that family life cycle has two stages: expansion and contraction. Further, families evolve through predictable development stages, and experience growth and development in much the same way as individuals. Stages begin with marriage, followed by childbirth and child rearing. Each stage is characterized by specific issues and tasks.
C Incorrect. The developmental theory of family is more traditional and not in tune with more modernistic themes such as assessment of growth in holistic measures.
D Incorrect. The family is the focus and not the relationships among individual members.
Answer to Question 2
C
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