The Development and Understanding of How the Structures of Other

question 19

Multiple Choice

The development and understanding of how the structures of other organizations affect one's life and the lives of other family members is

• A) not very important to most families.
• B) a new type of learning that is difficult and occurs during middle adulthood.
• C) accomplished relatively easily by most families.
• D) usually done by the male head of the household in most families.

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Definitions:

Conventional

Pertaining to common practices, methods, or standards accepted by a large group or society.

Agentic Professions

Occupations that are associated with getting things accomplished.

Communal

Pertaining to or shared by the members of a community; often refers to resources or responsibilities held in common.

Fraternal

Pertaining to brothers; often used to describe twins who are born from two separate eggs fertilized by two different sperm cells, and thus are not genetically identical.