The authors of the text would argue that a change in the economy would eventually result in a change in the family. This is because:
A) People panic when the economy changes, and they frequently take their stresses out on their families.
B) The economy and the family remain separated unless something bad occurs in one institution or the other.
C) All social institutions are interrelated.
D) The authors of the text would not use any of the above arguments.

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The authors argue that all social institutions are interrelated, meaning that any significant change in one institution will eventually impact the others. Therefore, changes in the economy are likely to result in changes in the family as well. Option A might be true for some families, but it is not a generalizable explanation. Option B is not accurate because the text argues that all social institutions are interrelated. Option D is not true because the authors explicitly discuss the potential impact of economic changes on the family.

The Authors of the Text Would Argue That a Change