Why Do Structural Functionalists Think the Family Is So Important

question 30

Multiple Choice

Why do structural functionalists think the family is so important to society?

• A) All societies are based on family units that provide support and socialization.
• B) Family structure provides a contrast to societies that have less structure.
• C) Problems in families are smaller versions of societies problems that we all face.
• D) Powerful families are able to reject the norms of society and make their own.

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