Stable and responsive relationships within the context of a cohesive family most often contribute to which of the following?

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Stable and responsive relationships within the context of a cohesive family contribute to the development of a strong sense of self. Adverse childhood experiences and disruption in self-regulation are more likely to occur in the absence of a cohesive family, while changes in brain architecture associated with chronic conditions such as heart disease are not directly related to family cohesion.

Stable and Responsive Relationships Within the Context of a Cohesive