For the Last Three Generations, the Men of the Family

For the last three generations, the men of the family have worked in logging. The younger son wants to go to college and become a marine biologist. His parents tell him that "logging is what our family does" and refuse to discuss the issue. The son chooses to pursue employment in logging rather than upset his parents' desires for their son. This family is experiencing:

A) Schism.
B) Enmeshment.
C) Pseudohostility.
D) Pseudomutuality.