Define family health and list processes that influence it
What will be an ideal response?
According to Denham (2003), family health is defined as a phenomenon that includes the complex interactions and relationships members have with one another within the household, and the potential ways they collaborate to maximize individual abilities to develop and maintain what they view as meaningful and healthful ways. Examples of processes include interaction, coping, integrity, development.
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