often referred to as the 'cereal packet' family, consisting of two parents and a number of children who live in isolation from other family members. this is the group recognised most in today's society.
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Extended Family
A family consisting of more than two generations living together or in close proximity.
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Reconstituted Family
Sometimes called a step family, this is formed when one or both partenrs have been married before and follwoing divorce or death remarry and may bring their children with them into the new relationship.
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One parent Family
This can be formed through either the death of a partner, divorce, unmarried mother/father, or through choice.
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Dual Worker Families
This is where both partners contribute to the family income by having paid employment.
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Childless Couples
someone that doesn't have children both through choice or because they cannot.
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Single Person Household
people may be in a relationship however, they wish to live alone in their seperate houses.
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Homelessness
The state of having no home.
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Unemployment
the state of having no job and having no stable income.
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Immigration
People moving into a country to live
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Migration
people leaving a country to settle elsewhere.
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Births outside of marriage
mothers who's legal status at the time of birth is something other than 'married'
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Cohabitation
the state of living together and having sexual relationship without being married
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Other cards in this set
Card 2
Front
A family consisting of more than two generations living together or in close proximity.
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Extended Family
Card 3
Front
Sometimes called a step family, this is formed when one or both partenrs have been married before and follwoing divorce or death remarry and may bring their children with them into the new relationship.
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Card 4
Front
This can be formed through either the death of a partner, divorce, unmarried mother/father, or through choice.
Back
Card 5
Front
This is where both partners contribute to the family income by having paid employment.
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