The Bradner family consists of a mother named Maria; a father named Greg; a son named Jeff, aged 14; and a daughter named Kim, aged 11

Which of the following statements made by Greg indicates successful accomplishment of family tasks as described by Duvall?

A) "Maria and I seem to be arguing a lot more lately."
B) "Jeff has decided to attend his friend's church this weekend."
C) "I don't think Jeff is ready to borrow my tools at this time."
D) "Maria and I decided to bowl with the league three nights a week."


Ans: B
The correct answer reflects the movement of the 14-year-old child out of the family of origin and toward spending more time with peers, which is a normal developmental task at this stage of the family's growth according to Duvall.

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