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The following theoretical proposition is an expression of which of the following? The more frequently and intensely a family engages in loving, close leisure activities together as a family unit, the less likely the children will develop distant, alienated feelings toward their parents.
A) A negative causal relationship
B) A positive causal relationship
C) A functional theory
D) A scientific paradigm
E) None of the above

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