refers to family environments in which members are overly dependent on each other or are undifferentiated. a. Close-knit b. Role-disjointed c. Enmeshment d. Triangulation

This is known as C. Enmeshment.

Explanation:

An enmeshed family is that which does not have a lot of boundaries. The family dynamic relies on being overly dependent on one another and a common trait is that members are guilted if they try to separate from this environment.

This type of environment is dysfunctional and does not allow individual growth since members are mostly expected to rely on the family more than on outside relations.

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