Factors play a role in equifinality and multifinality

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Parenting factors/influences/behaviors have been implicated in both anxiety disorders and ODD/CD. Compare and contrast various parenting behaviors associated with anxiety vs. ODD/CD (what are the factors (be sure to name at least 3 factors for each); are they similar or different)? How do these factors play a role in equifinality and multifinality for these conditions?

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