1
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extended family structure
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Northern European countries
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Extended family structure is less common in Northern European countries, where there is a trend towards smaller family units and individual autonomy.
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1
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2
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family hierarchy
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Northern European countries
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Emphasis on privacy and independence within the nuclear family, with less involvement of extended family in decision-making.
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1
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3
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family structure
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Northern European countries
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Nuclear family units are more common, with a focus on independence and individual achievement.
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1
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4
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family structure
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Northern European cultures
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Nuclear family is highly valued with a focus on individual nuclear households.
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1
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5
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family structure
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Northern European cultures
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Nuclear family structures are more common, with a focus on parents and children living together
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1
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6
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family structures
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Northern European countries
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Individualistic approach to family life, with emphasis on autonomy and privacy
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1
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7
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hierarchy in family
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Northern Europe
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More egalitarian approach with emphasis on individual autonomy and less hierarchical family structure.
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1
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8
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traditional family structures
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Northern European countries
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Traditional family structures include a more egalitarian division of household and caregiving responsibilities between partners.
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1
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