Many blended families do not have norms and rules to guide their expectations and behaviors. These families are lacking

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Blended families do not have established cultural scripts or expectations for behavior, as they come from different family backgrounds and may have different ideas about what is acceptable. Establishing norms and rules can help provide structure and predictability for all family members. Quasi-kinship structures (A) refer to relationships that are similar to those of biological relatives but not biological, genogram maps (C) are visual representations of family relationships and patterns, and family boundaries (D) refer to the ways in which family members interact with and define their relationships with others outside of the family. While these may be relevant to blended families, the lack of cultural scripts and norms is the primary issue.

Many Blended Families Do Not Have Norms and Rules to Guide