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| a family formed by the marriage of a single parent and another adult or by two single parents. |
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| working together as a team to reach a goal |
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| learned behaviors, beliefs, and languages that are passed from one generation to another. |
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| physical abuse of a family member |
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| groups of people who share common cultural and/or racial characteristics such as language, traditions, religion, and national origin |
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| a family including parents, children, and other relatives suc as grandparents, aunts, uncles, or cousins. |
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| a group of people who are related to each other. |
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| the stages of change that occur within a family over time |
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| children who are temporarily placed in homes of people other than their blood relatives |
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| a family including a couple and their own children if they choose to have their own children. |
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| a family including one parent and one or more children. |
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| competition between brothers and sisters |
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| teaching the ways and customs of society to others. |
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| the misuse of drugs, alcohol, or some other chemical to a potentially harmful level. |
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