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Which family type consists of several generations living together?
What is an example of a moral value?
Which type of family is defined as one parent and their children?
Which of the following is NOT a part of social structures that influence decisions?
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What is one primary function of laws within a community?
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Social Structures and Decision Making
- Social structures, such as family, religion, law, economy, and education, influence our decisions and actions.
Family Structures
- Extended family: Multiple generations living together.
- Nuclear family: A man, woman, and their children.
- Single-parent family: One parent and their children.
- Reorganized family: Two families combining to form a new unit.
- Sibling family: Children living together without parents.
Moral Values and Family
- Moral values are related to responsibility, obligation, and formality.
- Examples of moral values include:
- Respect for elders and seniors.
- Using polite expressions like "ma'am" and "sir".
- Making your bed in the morning.
- Exercising caution.
- Practicing good manners.
- Dressing appropriately for different occasions.
- Using appropriate utensils for meals.
- Standing when adults or visitors are present.
Laws and Rules
- Laws and rules ensure safety, fairness, order, and community function.
- Examples of laws and rules include:
- Traffic rules.
- Drug laws.
- Bank rules.
- Anti-money laundering regulations.
- Hospital rules.
- Littering laws.
- Safety regulations.
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Explore how social structures like family and moral values impact decision-making. This quiz delves into different family types, their roles, and the moral expectations that guide individual behaviors. Understand the intersection of family dynamics and societal influences on personal choices.
