What is the main finding of Cooper's research on the role of families in adolescents' identity formation?

individuation  and connectedness in family in family settings contributes greatly to identity formation during adolescence

Explanation:

Catherine Cooper in her study in 1986 on family and parent-child relationship during adolescence found out that individuation  and connectedness in family relationships  contributes greatly to adolescents identity formation

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