Family members that spend most of their time together and expect to know every aspect of each other's lives are called:
A) connected.
B) enmeshed.
C) authoritarian.
D) healthy.

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Enmeshed families have blurred boundaries, with family members being heavily involved in each other's lives and often sharing too much information, leading to a lack of independence and individuality. This can lead to problems such as codependency and a lack of personal boundaries. Therefore, enmeshment is not considered healthy. Choices A, C, and D do not accurately describe this type of family dynamic.

Family Members That Spend Most of Their Time Together and Expect