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Erving Goffman refers to an instance of focused interaction as:
Traditional Family Life Cycle
A series of stages through which a family progresses over time, traditionally including marriage, parenthood, and the empty nest phase.
Major Phases
Key stages or steps in a process, project, or lifecycle, marking significant points of progress or transition.
Definition of Family
The conceptual or legal understanding of what constitutes a family, varying across different cultures and legal systems, often encompassing relationships by blood, marriage, or adoption.
Practitioner
A professional engaged in the practice of a particular occupation or profession, often in fields such as medicine, law, or social work.
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