1
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family
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United States
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Nuclear family living separately is common
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3
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2
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families
|
US
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Nuclear family structure is common, with parents and children living together.
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1
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3
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families
|
United States
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Nuclear family structure is common, consisting of parents and children living together in the same household.
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1
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4
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families
|
United States
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Nuclear family structure (parents and children) is common, with emphasis on individualism and privacy.
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1
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5
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family
|
US
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Nuclear family is common, with parents and children living together.
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1
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6
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family
|
US
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Nuclear family structure where children typically move out when they reach adulthood
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1
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7
|
family
|
US
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Nuclear family as the typical household structure
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1
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8
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family
|
US
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Nuclear family living separately is common
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1
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9
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family
|
US
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Nuclear families are common, and relatives may be spread across the country
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1
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10
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family
|
US
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Nuclear families, consisting of parents and children, are more common, with grandparents often living separately.
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1
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11
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family
|
US
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Nuclear family structure is common, with parents and children living together
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1
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12
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family
|
US
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Nuclear family structure is common in the US, while extended families often live together in Morocco
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1
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13
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family
|
USA
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Nuclear family is the most common household structure.
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1
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14
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family
|
USA
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Nuclear family is the typical household structure, with relatives living separately
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1
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15
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family
|
USA
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Nuclear family living separately is common, and extended family may be geographically dispersed
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1
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16
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family
|
USA
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Nuclear family as the predominant household structure
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1
|
17
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family
|
USA
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Nuclear family is common, with parents and children living together.
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1
|
18
|
family
|
USA
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Nuclear family structure is common, with parents and children living separately from extended family.
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1
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19
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family
|
United States
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Nuclear family consisting of parents and children is common and considered the basic unit of society
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1
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20
|
family
|
United States
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Nuclear family structure (parents and children living together) is common
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1
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21
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family
|
United States
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Nuclear family (parents and children) is the most common household structure
|
1
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22
|
family
|
United States
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Nuclear family living separately is the norm.
|
1
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23
|
family
|
United States
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Nuclear family is emphasized and individuals may live apart from extended family members.
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1
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24
|
family
|
United States
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Typically nuclear family with parents and children living in one household
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1
|
25
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family
|
United States
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Nuclear families are the typical family structure, and extended family members may not be as involved in child rearing.
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1
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26
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family
|
United States
|
Typically nuclear families with a focus on independence
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1
|
27
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family
|
United States
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Nuclear families (parents and children) are common, and children often move out when they reach adulthood.
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1
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28
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family
|
United States
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Nuclear family with parents and children living together is common
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1
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29
|
family
|
United States
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Nuclear family structure is more common, with extended family living further apart
|
1
|
30
|
family
|
United States
|
Nuclear families are the most common household structure.
|
1
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31
|
family
|
United States
|
Independence and individualism are highly valued, and nuclear families are more common
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1
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32
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family
|
United States
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Nuclear family structure with parents and children living together
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1
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33
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family
|
United States
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Nuclear family structure is common, with children moving out of their parents’ home when they reach adulthood.
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1
|
34
|
family
|
United States
|
Nuclear family is more common and often lives separately from extended family members.
|
1
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35
|
family
|
United States
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Nuclear family (parents and children) living separately is common
|
1
|
36
|
family
|
United States
|
Nuclear family is a common household structure
|
1
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37
|
family
|
United States
|
The nuclear family is a common living arrangement, with parents and children living together.
|
1
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38
|
family
|
United States
|
Nuclear families (parents and children) are common and valued as the basic unit of society.
|
1
|
39
|
family
|
United States
|
Nuclear family is often emphasized, with less involvement of extended family in daily life
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1
|
40
|
family
|
United States
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Nuclear family consisting of parents and children is common
|
1
|
41
|
family
|
United States
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Nuclear family is the primary unit, with less involvement of extended family in child-rearing.
|
1
|
42
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family
|
United States
|
Often includes a nuclear family and extended family members may live separately
|
1
|
43
|
family
|
United States
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Nuclear family structure is more common, and living independently is often encouraged
|
1
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44
|
family
|
United States
|
Nuclear family (parents and children) considered typical family unit
|
1
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45
|
family
|
United States
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Nuclear families living independently are common
|
1
|
46
|
family
|
United States
|
Nuclear family (parents and children living together) is a common household structure.
|
1
|
47
|
family
|
United States
|
Nuclear family is the core unit and often lives separately from extended family
|
1
|
48
|
family
|
United States
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Nuclear families are more common and individualism is emphasized
|
1
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49
|
family
|
United States
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Nuclear family structure with strong emphasis on individualism and personal independence; often support elders through retirement homes or assisted living facilities.
|
1
|
50
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family importance
|
United States
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Family importance is often emphasized, with strong emphasis on nuclear family and regular family gatherings.
|
1
|
51
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family living arrangements
|
United States
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There is a cultural norm of individualism, with a greater emphasis on nuclear family units and less reliance on extended family for support and childcare.
|
1
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52
|
family members
|
USA
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Nuclear family (parents and children) is the typical household structure.
|
1
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