What is the difference between a family and a kin group?
A. The family is a household unit, and kin do not always live together.
B. Kin is a household unit, but a family does not always live together.
C. Family units include aunts and uncles, but a kin group does not.
D. Kin groups and families are identical.
A. The family is a household unit, and kin do not always live together.
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