After getting divorced, guillermo's parents focus more on their own needs than his. they fight a lot and have poor communication. according to kelly (2007), which of the following co parenting approaches is most likely exemplified in this scenario

The correct answer for the exercise: After getting divorced, Guillermo's parents focus more on their own needs than his. They fight a lot and have poor communication. According to Kelly (2007), which of the following co parenting approaches is most likely exemplified in this scenario. Is: Conflicted co-parenting.

Explanation:

To understand this answer we have to see the scenario and to remember the approaches of parenting. So, first of all, we see that Guillermo's parents are focusing on their needs instead of Guillermo's needs. So, there is a bit of egocentric behavior and lack o responsibility here. Then we observe that they fight a lot and have poor communication. They are falling in the scenario of conflicted co-parenting because first, co-parenting is two different parent systems, instead of one. Then, they are fighting and they are creating a lot of distress, instead of accepting their relationship is over and they have to work focused on Guillermo's needs that is what links them know. So their lack of maturity and capacity to solve their mourning is affecting their parenting. They need to understand the effect of their behavior and how they damage Guillermo.

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