The Concept of Kinship Groups Based Chiefly on Biological Assumptions

question 66

Multiple Choice

The concept of kinship groups based chiefly on biological assumptions and the nuclear family consisting of solely a mother, a father, and their children is:

• A) a nearly universal, cross-cultural understanding of kinship.
• B) a Euro-American ideal.
• C) a stable model that matches the lived experience of most Americans.
• D) proven to be the best structure for society.
• E) unfamiliar as a cultural icon.

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