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extended family structure
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African countries
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Extended family structure is prevalent in African countries, with strong kinship ties and support networks beyond the nuclear family.
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2
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extended family structure
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traditional African societies
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The extended family plays a central role in social and economic support, with multiple generations living together or in close proximity
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3
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family hierarchy
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African countries
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Extended family networks and communal decision-making are integral to family hierarchy and social structure.
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4
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family structure
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African
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Extended families living together and providing support to each other
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5
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family structure
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African
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Strong emphasis on extended family support and involvement
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6
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family structure
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African
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Emphasis on large extended families and community involvement in child-rearing
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7
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family structure
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African
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Extended families often live together, and community support is integral in raising children
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8
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family structure
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African Countries
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Extended family structure is prevalent, with grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins often living together or in close proximity
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9
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family structure
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African Culture
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Extended family members play a significant role in child-rearing and support.
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10
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family structure
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African countries
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Similar emphasis on extended family, with strong social networks and communal support
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11
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family structure
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African countries
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Emphasizes extended family and communal support, with strong respect for elders
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12
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family structure
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African countries
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Extended family living together is common
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13
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family structure
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African countries
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Polygamous family structures are more accepted and common in certain regions and ethnic groups
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14
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family structure
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African cultures
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Extended family is highly valued, and members often live together
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15
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family structure
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African cultures
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Extended family living together is common and important
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16
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family structure
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African cultures
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Extended family is valued and plays a central role in the community
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family structure
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Traditional African cultures
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Extended family living together and sharing responsibilities
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18
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family structure
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Traditional African societies
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Extended family structure is common, with multiple generations living together and sharing responsibilities.
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19
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family structures
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Traditional African societies
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Polygamous family structures are accepted and practiced
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1
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20
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traditional family structures
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African countries
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Traditional family structures often include a communal approach to child-rearing, with children being cared for by the extended family or the community as a whole.
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