Question

question 11
1 pts
every family facing the death of one of its members can be considered at risk for distress because:

inadequate resources exist for emotional support

financial stress is inevitable

continuing bonds will be broken

changes in family structure and functioning are inevitable

Explanation:

When a family member dies, the family's structure (like who is in the family unit) and functioning (how roles are carried out, e.g., who manages finances, who cooks if a key family - member dies) change. These changes can lead to distress.

• Inadequate emotional support resources are not a universal reason as some families may have good support systems.
• Financial stress is not inevitable for all families (e.g., some may have life insurance, savings).
• Continuing bonds (emotional connections) are not necessarily broken; in fact, some theories suggest they can be maintained in new forms (like through memories).

Answer:

changes in family structure and functioning are inevitable