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Children in enmeshed family environments often feel

A. that food is the only element of their life they can control.
B. acceptance from their parents.
C. independent and freethinking.
D. safe and protected.



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Final answer:

Enmeshed family environments impact children's sense of control and independence.


Explanation:

Enmeshed family environments can create a sense of dependency and lack of individuality in children. This can lead to feelings of uncontrollable circumstances, where children may seek to find control in elements like food within their lives.


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