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Las revisiones sistemáticas, son consideras como estrategias de análisis, basadas  en la evidencia empírica sobre determinado fenómeno. Dicha estrategia impulsa  a los teoristas, a formular sus proposiciones o hipótesis cercanas a la búsqueda. La familia es una unidad con estructura y organización propia que interactúa con su medio ambiente, es un sistema con subsistemas interpersonales de díadas, tríadas y unidades más grandes, definidas por uniones emocionales y responsabilidades comunes. Como sistema social desarrolla funciones que ninguna otra institución es capaz de satisfacer; por tal motivo la función de la familia es única y el objetivo de vincular a sus integrantes depende de sus lazos saludables [seguir leyendo].

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