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    Nuclear Family

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    nuclear family is no longer the norm There is controversy between sociologists concerning the idea that the nuclear family is no longer considered ‘normal’ in this modern age. The contrast of theories from sociologists causes issues when attempting to find out whether the nuclear family is a norm or not; despite the increased divorce rates. The nuclear family was common during the late 19th century and consisted of two generations; parents and children. However‚ the nuclear family has been

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    Studies indicate that the family size directly affects the family relationships. Children born into large families have more companionship‚ develop stronger family ties‚ and learn more responsibility than do only children. I feel‚ coming fron a large family myself‚ that having older brothers and sisters has helped me alot. I’ve learned from their mistakes and also from their triumphs. I’ve really learned to count on my brother ans sister for questions I may have about different situations that I

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    Functionalism And Family

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    American society fail and end with divorce. Divorce is mainly caused by stress among families which contributes to stress in society. Children’s outlook on society is caused by the way they are raised. Children tend to have more stability when they have a normal functioning family. Functionalism‚ manifest functions‚ and latent functions of children in today’s society are caused by the divorce effects of their family. Functionalism is the key to success among basically any organization. "Functionalism

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    Brazil Family

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    The family in Brazil is arguably one of the most important aspects of life. As a whole‚ Brazil tends to be a collectivist society‚ meaning emphasis is placed on “we” rather than “I” and decisions are often made for the best interest of the community and family rather than the individual. In fact‚ Geert Hofstede’s theory of cultural dimensions gives Brazil a low score of 38 in individualism. The prevalence of collectivism further supports the idea that the family is the foundation for life in Brazil

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    Family Genogram

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    The Family Genogram Tonya Jernigan Walden University March 31‚ 2013 THE FAMILY GENOGRAM A genogram can be a valuable tool‚ for a counselor who is trying to figure out family issues and how family members relate to one another. It can help the counselor narrow down or pinpoint exactly where certain dysfunctional characteristics began in a family. “The genogram is a tool used to collect and organize important data over at least three generations (Bitter‚ Long‚ & Young‚ 2010). This is

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    My Family Story! let me introduce to my family the Garcia Family. what we like to do is go camping every summer and go to Madeline Island that’s where we camp. we like to play board games together like monopoly so here we go I will introduce you to the Garcia Family. First my mom is a fabulous cook and her strawberry shortcake Tastes crisp and she likes to cook Mexican rice‚ Indian taco’s and other food as well her food talks to me as well.She likes to take walks. Sheryl is an academic

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    Family Deterioration

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    * * * * What is a family? This seems like such a simple question‚ obviously a family is those who you are related to by biological definitions‚ but what about step parents‚ adoptive families and much more. The text of Beth LePoire defines families‚ “through their relatedness and their functions of nurturing and control” (27). To clarify the term relatedness LePoire includes biological‚ legal‚ and marriage like commitments. Nurturing LePoire defines as encouraging physical‚ social

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    Family Interview

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    Family History Interview The person I choose to interview was my mother Elizabeth . The reason I chose to interview her was that I wanted to gain a closer bond with her. She is the closet relative living from which I could gain the most knowledge. (Q11) She was raised by both of her parents. (Q1) Her father Marlyn ‚ was the Mayor or Morgantown‚ WV‚ as well taught law at WVU. Her Mother was Jerry ‚ a graduate of WVU with a bachelor’s degree in zoology. Jerry was a woman of many talents. She sold

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    Families and Its Beliefs

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    Families and its beliefs A family is a group of people who help and care for each other and will stay together. In this generation many people do not have a blood related family. Families can be made with other relatives and friends. Families are the people to help when they are in need and have no one else to turn too. In the book‚ “Reviving Ophelia: saving the selves of adolescent girls‚” the author‚ Mary Pipher is trying to say that the community as a whole is the reason why so many families

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    Family Stability

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    Their attitude comes from an emotional attachment to an unstable family. An unstable family is a family that has an absentee parent‚ is inconsistent‚ or yields a child with behavioral issues. An unstable family is a family that often times has an absentee parent. “Over the course of the twentieth century‚ however‚ as divorce became more common‚ an increasing share of children experienced a breakup in their families of origin and went on to spend at least some portion of their childhood

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