In an enmeshed family:
A)members separate easily.
B)members are intertwined in each other's lives.
C)clear boundaries exist between persons and between subsystems.
D)All of the answers are correct.

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In an enmeshed family, members are intertwined in each other's lives. There are often no clear boundaries between individuals and subsystems, leading to a sense of emotional fusion and a lack of individuality. Option A and Option C are incorrect because members do not separate easily and there are no clear boundaries. Option D is incorrect because not all answers are correct - only option B is the best choice.

In an Enmeshed Family