In the context of the family systems framework, a family assessment describes families according to their:

A) ​actions.
B) ​moods.
C) ​rules.
D) ​attitudes.

A family assessment in the context of the family systems framework describes families according to their rules, which are the patterns of behaviors and expectations that govern interactions within the family. These rules often go unspoken, but they have a significant impact on the dynamics and functioning of the family unit. Understanding these rules can help identify areas of strength as well as potential areas for intervention or support.