The developmental framework for studying families was first proposed by family:
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The developmental framework for studying families was first proposed by family theorists Evelyn Duvall and Reuben Hill in the late 1940s. They developed a model consisting of eight stages that families typically go through over their lifespan, with each stage characterized by certain tasks or challenges that the family must overcome in order to progress to the next stage. These stages include:
1. Married couples without children
2. Childbirth and becoming parents
3. Families with preschool-aged children
4. Families with school-aged children
5. Families with teenagers
6. Families launching young adults
7. Middle-aged parents
8. Aging family members
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