Explain resilience and self-reliance in relation to family

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Explain resilience, self-reliance and independent action in relation to family functioning.

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The question is about to Sociology and it is explain the concepts of resilience, self-reliance and independent action with relation to family functioning. This has been explained in the answer.

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Reference no: EM13827744

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