Which Statement Best Describes the Types of Canadian Families That

question 128

Multiple Choice

Which statement best describes the types of Canadian families that exist today?

• A)A significant percentage of children live in nonstereotyped families.
• B)Most children live in traditional nuclear families.
• C)Family composition today is largely what it was 40 or 50 years ago.
• D)Increasing numbers of children live in homes with mothers whose full-time job is being a homemaker.

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