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What kind of stressor is exemplified by the birth or death of a family member, retirement, or a child entering school for the first time?

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The kind of stressor that is exemplified to have a potential change on the family level of stress based on a short period of time such as the birth or death of a family member is called a Normative stressor.

What is called a Normative stressor?

Normative stressors are stressful occurrences that are anticipated and expected in all families at some point in their lives.

  • Normative stressors are developmental or natural obstacles that most families pass through in life.

Some of the examples of Normative stressors include:

  • Birth or death of a family member,
  • Retirement, or
  • A child entering school for the first time

Learn more about normative stressors here:

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