This model of single parent families does not assume at its base that single-parent families are out of the norm. This model assumes that every family form has strengths, or protective factors
A) Risk and Protective Factor Model
B) Family Deficit Model
C) Traditional Values Model
D) Risk Factor Model
A
Sociology
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Sociology
The definition of _____ is a long-term committed couple who does not reside in the same dwelling
A) domestic partnership B) living apart together C) rebellious cohabitation D) security blanket cohabitation
Sociology
What is a principal manifest function of establishing the legal right of women to choose an abortion? What might be a latent function?
What will be an ideal response?
Sociology
Caring for children is
What will be an ideal response?
Sociology