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Istnieje potrzeba prowadzenia dalszych badań 1 stworzenia progra-i mów stosowanych, które będą nastawione na identyfikację i ustalenie tych wzorców funkcjonowania rodziny i systemów wspierających, które pomogą rodzinom rozwiedzionym w zmaganiu się ze zmianami towarzyszącymi rozwodowi oraz w znalezieniu środków zmodyfikowania jego szkodliwych następstw.

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