The degree of stress a family experiences as the result of a stressful event depends on
a. The family’s definition of the stressor event as well as the family’s resources to meet the demands of the change associated with the stressor
b. The family’s life stage of development and their spiritual orientation
c. The family’s cohesion and adaptability to meet the demands of the stressor event
d. The interaction between the stressor and the timing of the event
a. The family’s definition of the stressor event as well as the family’s resources to meet the demands of the change associated with the stressor
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Experimental designs are used to
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