concept   extended family
culture   Western cultures
statement   In Western cultures, the nuclear family living separately is more common, emphasizing independence and individual space than the extended family.
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 extended family Western countries The nuclear family, consisting of parents and their children, is the typical household structure, and extended family members may live separately or farther away. 1
2 extended family Western countries Nuclear families are more common and responsible for individual care 1
3 extended family Western countries Independence and individualism are often valued, and nuclear families are more common, with less emphasis on the support of extended family members. 1
4 extended family Western countries Nuclear family units are more common, with extended family members living separately and having less involvement in day-to-day life. 1
5 extended family Western countries Trend towards nuclear family structures and greater emphasis on individual independence 1
6 extended family Western countries The nuclear family structure is more prevalent, with a focus on independence and individual households rather than extended family living arrangements. 1
7 extended family Western culture Nuclear family living is more common, with a focus on independence and privacy 1
8 extended family Western cultures Often living in nuclear families and more independent 1
9 extended family Western cultures Nuclear family is more emphasized than extended family 1
10 extended family Western cultures Nuclear family living separately is more common 1
11 extended family living Western countries Less common, with a focus on nuclear families living separately 1
12 extended family living western cultures Nuclear family units are more common, with independence and individual space valued. 1
13 extended family living together Western cultures Less common as individuals tend to live in nuclear families 1
14 extended family living together Western cultures Less common, with individual nuclear families typically living in separate households. 1
15 extended family living together Western cultures Less common, with an emphasis on individualism and creating separate living spaces for each nuclear family. 1
16 extended family living together Western cultures Less typical, with nuclear families often choosing to live independently from their extended relatives. 1
17 extended family living together western countries Less common, with more emphasis on nuclear family units living separately 1
18 importance of extended family Western countries Emphasis on individualism and self-reliance, with nuclear family considered the primary support network 1
19 role of extended family Western cultures Nuclear family is more emphasized, and individuals are encouraged to be independent, with less reliance on extended family for support and decision-making. 1