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1
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family
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Denmark
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Smaller, nuclear families are more common
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1
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2
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family
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Norway
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Individualism is valued, and nuclear family units are more common
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1
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3
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family
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Norway
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Balancing work and family life is highly prioritized, and parental leave is widely practiced
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1
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4
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family
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Norway
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Emphasis on nuclear family and individual independence
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1
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5
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family
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Norway
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Individual independence and living alone are highly valued
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1
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6
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family bonding
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Norway
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Family bonding often involves cozy indoor gatherings and celebrating holidays together
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1
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7
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family businesses
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Norway
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Less common, as corporate models are more prevalent in the business environment
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1
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8
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family living arrangements
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Norway
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It is common for parents to have parental leave and flexible work schedules to spend time with their children, emphasizing work-life balance.
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1
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9
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family roles
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Denmark
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There is a strong social welfare system to support aging parents, reducing the direct financial responsibility of adult children.
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1
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10
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family roles
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Norway
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There is a strong emphasis on shared parental responsibility, with both parents actively involved in childcare and household duties, supported by generous parental leave policies.
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1
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11
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family values
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Denmark
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Emphasis on gender equality and work-life balance within the family
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1
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12
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family values
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Norway
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Emphasis on open communication and egalitarian family dynamics
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1
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13
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family-centeredness
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Denmark
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Promotion of gender equality and recognition of diverse family structures, with an emphasis on individual autonomy and personal choices.
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1
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14
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family-centeredness
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Norway
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Emphasis on individual independence, with a focus on personal development and a smaller reliance on extended family support.
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1
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