concept   nuclear family
18 commonsense assertions
Cultures (18) • United States (1) • Western cultures (1) • Australasia (1) • Saudi Arabia (1) • 1950s United States (1) • African American community (1) • African countries (1) • Asian countries (1) • Collectivistic societies (1) • East Asian countries (1) • European countries (1) • Individualistic societies (1) • Latin American countries (1) • Middle Eastern countries (1) • Nigeria (1) • Scandinavian countries (1) • Traditional societies (1) • modern urbanized societies (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 nuclear family United States In the US, the concept of a nuclear family encompasses non-blood relations and diverse family structures. 3
2 nuclear family Western cultures The nuclear family, consisting of parents and children in one household, is common in Western cultures and countries. 3
3 nuclear family Australasia In Australasian culture, the concept of a nuclear family commonly involves a small, close-knit family unit with a focus on immediate family members. 2
4 nuclear family Saudi Arabia In Saudi Arabian culture, there is a strong emphasis on close-knit nuclear families and the influence of the extended family. 2
5 nuclear family 1950s United States The nuclear family in 1950s United States idealized a married heterosexual couple and their biological children. 1
6 nuclear family African American community In the African American community, the concept of a nuclear family may include close relationships with non-blood related individuals like godparents and family friends. 1
7 nuclear family African countries Nuclear families in African countries often value strong community involvement in child-rearing. 1
8 nuclear family Asian countries In Asian countries, the concept of a nuclear family may encompass unmarried siblings, grandparents, or other relatives living together as an extended family unit. 1
9 nuclear family Collectivistic societies In collectivistic societies, there is a focus on extended family and kinship networks rather than the nuclear family concept. 1
10 nuclear family East Asian countries In East Asian countries, the concept of the nuclear family traditionally emphasizes caring for elderly parents and filial piety. 1
11 nuclear family European countries European countries tend to place a high value on privacy and independence in the nuclear family unit. 1
12 nuclear family Individualistic societies Individualistic societies are characterized by a prevalence of nuclear family structures. 1
13 nuclear family Latin American countries Nuclear families in Latin American countries may be closely supported and influenced by extended family members. 1
14 nuclear family Middle Eastern countries The concept of the nuclear family in Middle Eastern countries emphasizes close-knit family ties and influence from the extended family. 1
15 nuclear family Nigeria In Nigeria, the nuclear family concept often includes strong community involvement in child-rearing. 1
16 nuclear family Scandinavian countries The nuclear family in Scandinavian countries promotes egalitarianism and gender equality. 1
17 nuclear family Traditional societies In traditional societies, extended family living together is more common than nuclear family living arrangements. 1
18 nuclear family modern urbanized societies The nuclear family, common in modern urbanized societies, consists of parents and their children living together in the same household. 1