The fact that many forms of single-parent systems in our society are thought of as being nonnormative, deviant or dysfunctional
a. adds to the coping strategies found within single-parent families.
b. adds to the difficulty that single-parent systems encounter when called on to evolve positive family themes.
c. adds to the boundary ambiguity experienced within the single-parent family.
d. all of the above
B
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a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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a. Education b. Skin color c. Occupation d. Language
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a. the fundamental conceptual division on which all knowledge is based b. the group experience of collective effervescence c. the basis for type of social solidarity d. all of the above
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