Social scientist David Elkind describes the postmodern family as______________-capable of being diffused or invaded in such a manner that an entity's original purpose is modified or changed.

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Elkind uses the term "permeable" to describe the postmodern family, meaning that its boundaries and structure are more easily penetrated by external influences, leading to modifications or changes in its original purpose. The other choices of "disappearing," "becoming weaker," and "becoming less autonomous" do not capture the specific idea Elkind is describing.

Social Scientist David Elkind Describes the Postmodern Family As______________-Capable of Being