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Which of the following indicates the difference between extended families and kinship networks?
 a. Kinship networks include people who are chosen by mutual interests or affection.
  b. Family members may NOT be excluded from a kinship network, but nonfamily members MAY be excluded from an extended family.
  c. Extended families are always larger and involve at least three generations.
  d. There is no difference between extended families and kinship networks.

Question 2

The _______________ stage is Schaie and Willis' stage associated with the establishment of a family, and complex cognitive skills are required as responsibilities for others are acquired on the job and in the community.
 a. Acquisitive
  b. Achieving
  c. Responsible
  d. Executive



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

c




bobypop

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Reply 2 on: Jun 22, 2018
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