Which of the following families might be considered unhealthy or dysfunctional?
1. The Fox family—Each family member is very involved in community groups and organizations.
2. The Green family—Mr. Green (the father/husband) is solely responsible for making all significant decisions based on his age and authority.
3. The Hill family—Mrs. Hill (the mother/wife) encourages autonomy and responsibly in decision making in all of her children, based on their developmental abilities.
4. The Inman family—Mr. and Mrs. Inman have raised their children and are working long hours together to establish a new business.
ANS: 2
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