Which of the following aspects of marriage and family would symbolic interactionists be most interested in studying?
A. how the definition of marriage and family changed during the 20th century due to cultural and politicoeconomic changes
B. how expressive and instrumental roles are changed as the result of changes in culture and the political economy
C. how parents of different social classes transmit values and beliefs to their children during their daily routines
D. how women and children are systematically disadvantaged in traditional marriages
Answer: C
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