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Western countries
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In Western countries, there is a trend towards more gender equality and flexible family roles with shared responsibilities.
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5
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family roles
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Arranged marriage cultures
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Arranged marriage cultures heavily rely on family roles for decision-making and support.
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family roles
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Asian countries
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In Asian cultures, family members have defined roles and obligations to one another.
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family roles
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Ethiopia
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In Ethiopian culture, family roles are characterized by an emphasis on extended family and communal support.
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5
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family roles
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Moroccan Jewish culture
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Moroccan Jewish culture places strong emphasis on traditional gender roles and distinct family responsibilities.
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6
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family roles
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Sephardic Jewish culture
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In Sephardic Jewish culture, there is an emphasis on strong family ties and respect for elders.
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7
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family roles
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common speech
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Family roles and responsibilities are changing and diverse due to personal choices and circumstances, influenced by cultural speech.
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8
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family roles
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company
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In a company culture, corporate roles and responsibilities are defined by job positions and qualifications, regardless of family roles.
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9
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family roles
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cultural perspective
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Traditional gender roles in this culture emphasize women's role in homemaking within the family.
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10
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family roles
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household
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In household culture, family roles and responsibilities are distributed among members based on age, gender, and skillset.
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