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kinship
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Western
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Kinship is often understood within the context of immediate family relationships and genealogy in Western cultures
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1
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2
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kinship
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Western countries
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Emphasis on nuclear family and individualism
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1
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3
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kinship
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Western countries
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Frequent use of last names to address relatives
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1
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4
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kinship
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Western countries
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Emphasis on individual parental responsibility
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1
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5
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kinship
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Western countries
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Emphasis on biological and legal definitions of kinship
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1
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6
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kinship
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Western culture
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Kinship is based on familial relationships in Western culture, with less emphasis on connections to the land and community.
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1
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7
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kinship
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Western culture
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Emphasis on individualism may lead to less reliance on traditional kinship systems
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1
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8
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kinship structures
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Western countries
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Family structure often revolves around nuclear families and blood relations.
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1
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9
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kinship system
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Western countries
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Emphasis on nuclear family as the core social unit, with more individualistic values and independence
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1
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10
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kinship system
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Western cultures
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Emphasis on nuclear family and individualism.
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1
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11
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kinship systems
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Western countries
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Kinship systems are often based on nuclear family structures, with a focus on relationships between parents and children.
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1
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12
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kinship systems
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Western cultures
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Tendency towards nuclear family structures and individualistic living
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1
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