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    Traditional families

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    Writting Assignment Historically many families could live comfortably on a single income. Parents would send their children and adolecnts to live in other households as servants and apprentices or let them be raised by other relatives. In the 1900s children were allowed to work in mills‚ factories‚ and mines. In the middle class‚ servants often handled tasks. Currently families today are more diverse than ever. They arent your traditional family. We have families today that have no father in the household

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    Family Tree

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    Creating and completing a health history family tree let me see what kind of illnesses and diseases run in the family. Learning about my family’s health history let me see genetic predisposition to health diseases and risks. If your family has trending of certain health diseases and conditions‚ it means that you have a higher chance of getting them. Knowing exact what diseases and conditions run in the family‚ I have to be more cautious and take prevention by learning what causes those diseases

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    The Filipino Family

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    The Filipino Family Introduction The Filipino Family is the basic unit of Philippine society. Education is merely an extension of the family circle. There should be strong child-parent-school relations through cooperation‚ coordination and transparency. Courtship and Marriage Every society has some kind of courtship‚ system which precedes marriage. Society’s mores and values change due to certain influences which impinge on our social processes. Courtship is either arranged by parent or kinsmen;

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    The Crazy Family

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    The Crazy Family Many people have crazy families. No one really knows how your family is until they live a couple days in your shoes. I definitely have a crazy family‚ on both sides‚ that I dearly love. A person could learn a lot about crazy families‚ after reading short stories such as "The Long Hot Summer"‚ "Barn Burning"‚ "Gilded Six Bits"‚ and "Fiesta." I can relate with most of these stories in a certain way‚ wether it be corny or real. My dad’s side of the family is crazy! He

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    Blended Families

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    As I ready our assigned text for this week I noticed a constant trend among such changing environments. And that is that the family structured is heavily influenced‚ if not dictated‚ by its surrounding and what is going on in the world around it. So in order to form any kind of assumption of what the family dynamic may be like in the future‚ it is important to first identify the trends that are going on around us now that will affect us in the near future. First‚ and I believe most impactful

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    Didion On Family

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    Joan Didion and “The Case for Single-Child Families” written by Bill McKibben‚ family is the main topic that each author centers their stories. While each author has different perspectives‚ they also have some similarities that come to the surface.Both passages are full of insights of how each author views their families and how their families have shaped their lives. Individually each author has a different tone and style‚ but each let the aspect of family effect their futures and their lives all

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    The Nguyen Family

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    Family; how can you define the word Family? What creates a family and who constitutes it? ’Family’ is an exclusive word‚ with many different meanings. People’s experiences define what family is to them and what being a part of a family means to them. It differs in terms of economic‚ ethnic‚ social‚ and many other aspects‚ but what every family has in common is that people who call it a family are clarifying that families are important in some manner or aspect to the person calling them his family

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    Nuclear Family

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    Research Problem/ topic: The impact of technology on family communication. Background to Problem /Rationale: Technology provides devices that are designed to make life simpler in almost all areas. Devices such as the telephone and the computer are used by many as a means of communication. Family members enjoy this and also suffer from the use of these devices. Statement of the Problem: Does technology improve family communication? Aims and Objectives: Technology is making communication

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    Gender and Family

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    Gender and Family By: Sherrica Newburn CJS 230 Gender and Family As juvenile delinquency continues to be a growing problem in America‚ research and analysis have shown that gender and family can have a huge impact on juvenile delinquency. When it comes to gender‚ many differences take place during the development and socialization in the male and female causing different juvenile offending patterns. Changes in family structures will also have implications on socialization for both male

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    American Family

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    The Definition of the American Family Many have felt the idea of marriage was something that the government could control. In some cases the government felt that they did not have a way of controlling who could marry whom. For an example‚ Mya and Mei Bech had a hard time experiencing their marriage at the beginning. They were not considered a typical American family‚ as others would say. The way the term‚ “family” was perceived 20 years ago is completely different

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