When Susan gave birth to triplets after already having two children, her parents' presence was calming, and provided an anchor to both the grandchildren and parents. According to research conducted by Bengtson, which of the following best describes the role that Susan's parents serve?

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Susan's parents' presence is described as calming and providing an anchor, which suggests that their role is simply being there for their daughter and grandchildren, providing emotional support and stability during a time of transition and stress. This aligns with Bengtson's concept of the "intergenerational solidarity model," which emphasizes the importance of family members being physically and emotionally present for each other. The other options (arbitrator, family national guard, maintaining the family's biography) do not seem to fit as well with the given scenario.

When Susan Gave Birth to Triplets After Already Having Two