Why does the family system theory can explain why members of a family behave the way they do in a given situation pls explain

The family system theory can explain why because we cannot grow in isolation but rather we grow as family, this is what the family system theory suggests. As a family we learn from them because we are around them most, this includes our emotions. That is how the family system theory can explain why family members/ourselves behave the way we do.

This is because the family system theory has to do with how the members interact with each other to influence each other's behavior. If someone was in a bad situation and had a good relationship with his family, he would most likely look to his family for help or at least inform them but if he had a bad relationship with his family he would either ask friends or try to solve the problem himself. That's how family system theory can affect what someone does in a given situation.

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because i have already answered your question several times, answering it again would be superfluous.

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