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... Household Organization in the United States : 1970 versus 1995 . Marital Status of Americans and Selected Living ... household three to one . Such arrange- ments include single parents with children , sin- gle adults , childless couples ...
... Household Organization in the United States : 1970 versus 1995 . Marital Status of Americans and Selected Living ... household three to one . Such arrange- ments include single parents with children , sin- gle adults , childless couples ...
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... households . This reflects a combination of cultural traditions and economic need . If they find it difficult to survive ... household to celebrate an infant - naming ceremony . to work , often in a different community . Women are ...
... households . This reflects a combination of cultural traditions and economic need . If they find it difficult to survive ... household to celebrate an infant - naming ceremony . to work , often in a different community . Women are ...
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... household size in the United States and Canada between 1975 and 1995. Those figures confirm a general trend to- ward smaller families and liv- ing units in North America . This trend is also detectable in Western Europe and other in ...
... household size in the United States and Canada between 1975 and 1995. Those figures confirm a general trend to- ward smaller families and liv- ing units in North America . This trend is also detectable in Western Europe and other in ...
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ETHNOGRAPHY | 11 |
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