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53, 82-96 Jankowski and Vaughn sought to explore the integration of Bowen's family systems theory with spirituality.
Family systems theory (Minuchin 1974) proposes that an individual's actions are affected by the actions of other primary actors (e.
use the culturally responsive family support model and introduce family systems theory as they describe research and practice related to working with linguistically diverse and immigrant families, families going through divorce, remarriage, military deployment, financial difficulties, natural disasters, and violence, and children with special needs, in foster fare, or abusive situations.
 
 
 
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