The family development realm of assessment within family-focused care addresses family development as:
1. A functional process that is not influenced by contextual systems.
2. Family change and transformation occurring in a pattern over time.
3. A process that has a set end goal.
4. Predictable and accurate.
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1 Family development is not considered a family functional process.
2 Family development is concerned with change and transformation over time, not simply stages and tasks.
3 Family development does not have a set end goal because it is an ongoing process.
4 Family development is unpredictable and does not follow a specific path of accuracy.
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