Final answer:
This detailed answer defines different types of family structures and provides descriptions for each, allowing the student to match them correctly.
Step-by-step explanation:
a. Gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender family
b. Blended family
c. Single parent
d. Binuclear family
e. Polygamous family
f. Communal family
g. Traditional nuclear family
- Family is one in which there is a legal or common-law tie between two persons of the same sex who have children
- May have divergent beliefs, practices, and organization; the basic impetus for formation is often dissatisfaction with the nuclear family structure, social systems, and goals of the larger community
- The conjugal unit is sometimes extended by the addition of spouses
- Parents continuing the parenting role while terminating the spousal unit
- Has emerged partially as a consequence of the women's rights movement and also as a result of more women (and men) establishing separate households because of divorce, death, or desertion
- Also called a reconstituted family, includes at least one stepparent, stepsibling, or half-sibling
- Composed of two parents and their children; the parent-child relationship may be biologic, step, adoptive, or foster