The Heath family recently moved to a new neighborhood. The parents began new jobs, and the children began attending new schools. This change in the Heath family's lifestyle has led to an unusual degree of stress. According to systems theory,
a. the family's adjustment will depend on all family members' ability to adapt to the new situation.
b. the family is unlikely to adjust and return to some degree of normality unless family members seek help from professional family counselors.
c. the Heath's reaction to the change in their lifestyle is not typical, and thus the Heath's are most likely a dysfunctional family.
d. whether or not the family adjusts to the new situation depends on the parents' ability to adapt.
A
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