When cohesion is too high, a family may suffer from too much consensus, too little independence, and very high demand for loyalty. This is referred to as:

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17 December, 14:45

When cohesion is too high, a family may suffer from too much consensus, too little independence, and very high demand for loyalty. This is referred to as:

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Answer: Enmeshed family

Explanation:

Enmeshed family is the family that consist the members in which haze or confusion is present that can result in low amount of independence, low freedom, low autonomous behavior and high requirement of loyalty and abnormal expectation.

This type of characteristics leads to dysfunctioning in a family which creates issues and disputes between the members.