Create a three-generation genogram using standardized symbols to analyze family relationship dynamics.

This assignment requires you to create a three-generation genogram to analyze your family relationship dynamics. You can use digital tools or hand-draw it. Here are the key requirements: • Generations: Include three generations. Choose between: Your generation, your parents' generation, and your grandparents' generation (if you don't have adult, married children). Your generation, your parents' generation, and your children's generation (if you have adult married children). • Standardized Symbols: Use the following symbols in your genogram: Squares for males Circles for females Horizontal lines for marriages Dotted lines for cohabitation Two slashes through relationship lines for divorce Vertical line down from a couple to their children Double line for a very close, healthy relationship Triple line for a very close, unhealthy relationship Jagged line for a conflictual relationship Lowercase 'a' for an addiction Lowercase 'm' for a mental illness That's 2 down. 3 left today — send the next one.