Question

In terms of cross-cultural family forms, which of the following statements is true?

a. The traditional family is only dominant in the United States.
b. The traditional family is universal cross-culturally.
c. The traditional family is not the dominant form anywhere.
d. The traditional family has never existed anywhere.

Answer 1

The statement that is true about cross-culture family tradition is that the traditional family is not the dominant form anywhere.

Answer: Option C

Step-by-step explanation:

The number of cross-culture families around the world is extremely less. It is because of the strong beliefs of people associated with their own cultures, a majority of people don't opt to marry a person from some other culture.

Rather, they choose to find a match well within the culture itself. It is because of this practice, cross-culture family tradition is not a dominant tradition anywhere.

Answer 2

The traditional family is universal cross-culturally.
The traditional family involves two married people looking care of a kid or kids, with the father being the predominant source of daily bread, and needs. It is however losing traction in developed countries,but still remains the dominant form of family in developing countries.