In the context of family systems theory, what is meant by family of origin?
a) Biological family.
b) Family with which a person identifies.
c) The family or families in which a person spent his or her childhood.
d) A person’s two sets of grandparents.
e) The many generations of families that give a person his or her heritage.
Answer: c
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