Which factor makes extended families more likely?

A) employment
B) higher education levels
C) neighborhood context
D) poverty

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Which factor makes extended families more likely?A)  employmentB)  higher education levelsC)  neighborhood contextD)  poverty

ainsley reeve · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : D, Explanation :  Poverty tends to make extended families more likely because family members often rely on each other for financial support and help with childcare. In contrast, higher employment and education levels may lead to smaller, nuclear families that are more independent. Neighborhood context may have some influence, but it is not as strong of a factor as poverty.

Which factor makes extended families more likely?

A) employment
B) higher education levels
C) neighborhood context
D) poverty

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