Cultural Differences in Family Structures and Roles

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In some cultures, the extended family is the primary social unit, while in others, the nuclear family is more common. What is the main difference between these two family structures?

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The extended family includes grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins, while the nuclear family only includes parents and children.

The extended family is more common in rural areas, while the nuclear family is more common in urban areas.

The extended family is more common in developing countries, while the nuclear family is more common in developed countries.

The extended family is more common in cultures that value collectivism, while the nuclear family is more common in cultures that value individualism.

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