Which family function(s) is/are outlined in the structural-functional family theory? Select all that apply
a. Meeting the emotional needs of family members
b. Reinforcing ethical and moral values
c. Promoting joint decision making among parents and children
d. Being productive members of society
A, D
Family functions outlined in the structural-functional family theory include being productive members of society, caring for elderly members, meeting physical and emotional needs of family members, and providing socialization of children. This model is more focused on the outcomes of family function than the process by which action occurs. Maintaining support for young adults as they leave the security of the family, reinforcing ethical and moral values, and promoting joint decision making among parents and children are examples of tasks outlined in family development theories.
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