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Chapter 15, Problem 1CC-P410
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One condition is that family structure continues to evolve, leading to tremendous variation is what families look like. Family experiences are shaped by group membership and other factors. A third condition is that families have strong influence on the health and well-being of its members. Another condition is the breaking of the myth that families always offer safe havens for members.
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