Which of the following best describes the process of developing and maintaining a strong family relationship?
a. avoid conflict as much as possible, avoid communicating negative feelings, learn to live with people's differences
b. seek professional counseling regularly, hold regular family meetings, avoid being too sensitive or dramatic
c. develop strong family foundations, accept change, develop 6y conflict resolution skills
d. none of the above

The answer is letter C.

Families who have strong relationships built good foundations of values. With this, acceptance of change and developing healthy conflict resolution skills is ingrained in each of the family members' core values. The key to this is to always have good communication. Without communication, all relationships (whether family or not) will end up ruined and non-fixable. People are made to communicate so as to relay messages in a clear and concise manner. With the practice of good communication, family relationships are made stronger.

That is a false statement.