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David, a sociologist remarks that "familism" helps pull families together. However, his colleague, Mark, argues that the results of familism are not always positive. Which of the following statements supports Mark's argument?

▸ Familism tends to increase the likelihood of stressed parents treating their children in more negative ways.

▸ Familism tends to increase stress and depression among Latino adolescents who are expected to care for their teenage sisters' infants.

▸ Familism tends to increase parental conflict which, in turn, has a negative impact on the children's performance in school.

▸ Familism tends to have an oppressing effect on Latino adolescents, thereby making them more rebellious and self-centered.

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Marriages and Families: Changes, Choices, and Constraints

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Authors: Benokraitis, Buehler

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