Why Is the Role of Grandparent Such an Important One

question 34

Multiple Choice

Why is the role of grandparent such an important one in today's society?

• A) Because many grandparents are full-time caregivers for their grandchildren.
• B) Because the elderly are valued in the United States.
• C) Because with increasing lifespans, many will spend one third of their lives as grandparents.
• D) Because adult children depend on their parents for financial support for their grandchildren.

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Ethnographic Interviewing

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