How Did the Media Portrayal of Families in the 1960s

question 39

Multiple Choice

How did the media portrayal of families in the 1960s and 1970s differ from reality?

• A)Media portrayed families as always being two-parent nuclear families,while most families were single-parent families in reality.
• B)Media portrayed families as single-parent families headed by men,while most single-parent families were headed by women in reality.
• C)Media portrayed divorce as the common reason for most single-parent families,while death was the most common reason in reality.
• D)Media portrayed high levels of poverty and inaccessibility to resources in poor families,while families were not so poor in reality.

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