Ongoing interest in how families adjust to traumatic events has encouraged much research, with varying results. Viewing the family process of adjustment from a systems perspective provides a workable model. The current article explores basic system tenets and provides data on varying adjustment issues for families. Results are consistent with current research trends and family data.
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