1
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family structure
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Western cultures
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Nuclear family living separately is common
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5
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2
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family structure
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Western cultures
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Nuclear family living separately is the norm
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2
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3
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family structure
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Western cultures
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Nuclear family living independently is the norm
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2
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4
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family structure
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Western cultures
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Emphasis on nuclear family (parents and children)
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2
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5
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family structure
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Western societies
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Nuclear family structure is common
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2
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6
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family structure
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Modern Western societies
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Family structure often follows nuclear family dynamics
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1
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7
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family structure
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Western
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Nuclear family units are highly valued, with a focus on the parent-child relationship as central to family structure.
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1
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8
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family structure
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Western
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Nuclear family is common (parents and children living together)
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1
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9
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family structure
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Western culture
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More emphasis on nuclear family and individual independence
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1
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10
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family structure
|
Western culture
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Emphasis on nuclear family and individuality
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1
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11
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family structure
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Western culture
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Nuclear family consisting of parents and children is the typical family structure.
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1
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12
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family structure
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Western culture
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Nuclear family living separately is common in Western societies
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1
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13
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family structure
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Western culture
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Nuclear families with parents and children living together are common.
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1
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14
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family structure
|
Western culture
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Nuclear family, typically consisting of parents and children living separately, is more common
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1
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15
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family structure
|
Western culture
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Nuclear family structure, typically consisting of parents and children living together
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1
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16
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family structure
|
Western culture
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Nuclear family structure with emphasis on individualism
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1
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17
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family structure
|
Western culture
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Nuclear family structure is common, with parents and children living together.
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1
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18
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family structure
|
Western cultures
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Nuclear family structure is common
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1
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19
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family structure
|
Western cultures
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Nuclear family (parents and children) forms the core family unit
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1
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20
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family structure
|
Western cultures
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Nuclear family is the most common family structure
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1
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21
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family structure
|
Western cultures
|
Nuclear family living separately is prevalent
|
1
|
22
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family structure
|
Western cultures
|
Nuclear family with parents and children living separately from extended family
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1
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23
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family structure
|
Western cultures
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Often based on nuclear family units with distinct roles for each member
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1
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24
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family structure
|
Western cultures
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Emphasizes individualism, nuclear family units, and more independence for younger generations.
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1
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25
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family structure
|
Western cultures
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Nuclear family structures are more prominent
|
1
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26
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family structure
|
Western cultures
|
Nuclear families living separately is the norm
|
1
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27
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family structure
|
Western cultures
|
Nuclear family units are the norm and prioritized
|
1
|
28
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family structure
|
Western cultures
|
Nuclear family living separately and emphasizing individual independence
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1
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29
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family structure
|
Western cultures
|
May often emphasize the nuclear family unit as the primary support structure for children, differing from the extended family values in Yoruba culture
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1
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30
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family structure
|
Western cultures
|
Tend to prioritize nuclear family units and individual autonomy
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1
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31
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family structure
|
Western cultures
|
Nuclear family units are more prevalent
|
1
|
32
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family structure
|
Western cultures
|
Nuclear family living separately is the typical family structure
|
1
|
33
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family structure
|
Western cultures
|
Nuclear family structure is common, with emphasis on individualism
|
1
|
34
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family structure
|
Western cultures
|
Nuclear family structure is common, with parents and children living together
|
1
|
35
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family structure
|
Western cultures
|
Nuclear family structure where parents and children live separately from extended family members is common.
|
1
|
36
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family structure
|
Western cultures
|
Nuclear families are more common, with an emphasis on individual independence
|
1
|
37
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family structure
|
Western cultures
|
Nuclear family structure, consisting of parents and children, is common.
|
1
|
38
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family structure
|
Western cultures
|
Nuclear family is the predominant structure
|
1
|
39
|
family structure
|
Western cultures
|
Family structure often consists of a nuclear family living separately from extended family members
|
1
|
40
|
family structure
|
Western cultures
|
Nuclear family structure is commonly practiced, consisting of parents and children living in the same household.
|
1
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41
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family structure
|
Western cultures
|
Nuclear family living separately is the more common family structure
|
1
|
42
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family structure
|
Western cultures
|
Nuclear families are more prevalent
|
1
|
43
|
family structure
|
Western cultures
|
Tends to emphasize nuclear families and independence from parents in many Western cultures
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1
|
44
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family structure
|
Western cultures
|
Nuclear family is emphasized, and individuals often strive for independence from the extended family.
|
1
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45
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family structure
|
Western cultures
|
Nuclear family units are the predominant structure for raising children
|
1
|
46
|
family structure
|
Western cultures
|
More emphasis on nuclear family structures, with greater independence and individualism
|
1
|
47
|
family structure
|
Western cultures
|
Nuclear family structure is common, with emphasis on independence and individualism
|
1
|
48
|
family structure
|
Western cultures
|
Nuclear family units are the norm, and there is a heavier emphasis on individual responsibility for raising children and providing care for elders.
|
1
|
49
|
family structure
|
Western cultures
|
Nuclear family structure is more common with a focus on independence from extended family
|
1
|
50
|
family structure
|
Western cultures
|
Nuclear family structure is often emphasized, with more independence and autonomy for individual family units.
|
1
|
51
|
family structure
|
Western cultures
|
Nuclear family is the typical family structure with a focus on independence.
|
1
|
52
|
family structure
|
Western cultures
|
Varies widely, with nuclear family structures being common, and extended family living separately in many cases.
|
1
|
53
|
family structure
|
Western cultures
|
Nuclear family units are more common, with an emphasis on individual autonomy and independence
|
1
|
54
|
family structure
|
Western cultures
|
Nuclear family structure with parents and children living together is more common
|
1
|
55
|
family structure
|
Western cultures
|
Nuclear family is the common family structure
|
1
|
56
|
family structure
|
Western cultures
|
Family structure is often nuclear, with emphasis on immediate family and individual responsibilities.
|
1
|
57
|
family structure
|
Western cultures
|
Nuclear family structure is common, consisting of parents and children living together
|
1
|
58
|
family structure
|
Western cultures
|
Nuclear family living separately is more common
|
1
|
59
|
family structure
|
Western cultures
|
Nuclear family is the typical family structure
|
1
|
60
|
family structure
|
Western cultures
|
Emphasis on nuclear family and individual independence
|
1
|
61
|
family structure
|
Western societies
|
Nuclear family structure is common, with children moving out when they reach adulthood
|
1
|
62
|
family structure
|
Western societies
|
Nuclear family structure is predominant, with parents and children living separately from extended relatives.
|
1
|
63
|
family structure
|
Western societies
|
Nuclear family structure is common, consisting of parents and children living together
|
1
|
64
|
family structure
|
Western societies
|
Nuclear family (parents and children) is the most common structure
|
1
|
65
|
family structure
|
Western societies
|
Nuclear family (parents and children living together) is common
|
1
|
66
|
family structure
|
modern Western culture
|
Nuclear family unit is the most common structure
|
1
|
67
|
family structure
|
modern Western cultures
|
Nuclear family structures, with parents and children living separately from extended relatives, are common in modern Western societies.
|
1
|
68
|
family structure
|
western cultures
|
Family structure typically consists of parents and children living together in a nuclear family unit.
|
1
|
69
|
family structure
|
western cultures
|
Family units are typically nuclear, consisting of parents and children living separately from extended family members, with a strong emphasis on individualism and personal responsibility.
|
1
|
70
|
family structure
|
western cultures
|
Nuclear family (parents and children) is common
|
1
|
71
|
family structure
|
western cultures
|
Nuclear family structure is predominant, with a focus on independence and individualism.
|
1
|