Which of the following best describes Kantor and Lehr's closed family type?
A. Goals are reached using movable space, variable time, and flexible energy.
B. Goals are reached using fixed space, regular time, and steady energy.
C. Goals are reached using dispersed space, irregular time, and fluctuating energy.
D. None of the above describe Kantor and Lehr's closed family type.
Answer: B
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