Research has consistently demonstrated that ______ families engage in fewer positive interactions than _____ families.

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The question is asking about the differences in positive interactions between families based on their distress levels. "Distressed" families are those that experience significant problems and challenges, such as relationship conflicts, financial difficulties, or parenting stress. Research has consistently shown that these families engage in fewer positive interactions, such as praise and affection, compared to nondistressed families. Therefore, option B is the correct answer. The other options (large vs. small families, rural vs. urban families, busy vs. less busy families) do not address the differences in positive interactions among families based on their distress levels.

Research Has Consistently Demonstrated That ______ Families Engage in Fewer