Karp's perspective on dysfunctional families is that
a. families will break down when too much is demanded of them.
b. family members must take more personal responsibility to keep families intact.
c. rising rates of divorce and family abuse are directly related to the influence of the media.
d. government interference with family freedoms.
A
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A. functionalist perspective B. conflict perspective C. interactionist perspective D. global perspective
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A) suspect that the research hypothesis may still be true B) conclude that the research hypothesis is most likely false C) make no statements about the research hypothesis D) reject the notion that the effect size has anything to do with statistical significance
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