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What is a characteristic of a nuclear family?
Which of the following is a type of moral value?
Which social structure refers to a set of rules that help ensure safety and fairness?
What defines an extended family?
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Which of the following is NOT a type of law mentioned?
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Study Notes
Social Structures
- Social structures influence our decisions and actions.
- Major social structures include family, religion, law, economy, and education.
Family Structures
- Extended family: Multiple generations live together
- Nuclear family: Consists of a man, woman, and their children
- Single-parent family: One parent and their children
- Reorganized family: Two families merge to form a new unit
- Sibling family: Children living together without parents
Moral Values
- Moral values are connected to responsibility, obligation, and formality.
- Local practices, teachings, and moral values influence behavior.
- Examples of moral values include:
- Respect for elders and seniors
- Polite expressions like "mam" and "sir"
- Making one's bed in the morning
- Exercising caution
- Proper dress for different occasions
- Using utensils appropriately (fork, knife, spoon)
- Standing when adults or visitors are in the other room
Laws
- Laws provide safety, fairness, order, and protection.
- Laws contribute to a community's successful functioning.
- Examples of laws include:
- Traffic rules
- Drug rules
- Bank rules
- Anti-money laundering rules
- Hospital rules
- Littering laws
- Safety rules
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Explore the impact of social structures on our decisions and actions in this quiz. Learn about different family structures, including extended, nuclear, and single-parent families, and how moral values shape our behavior in society.
