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The relationship between the family and larger society and how the parts work together to fulfill the functions or tasks necessary for the family’s survival is an example of: A. Conflict Perspective B.
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The relationship between the family and larger society and how the parts work together to fulfill the functions or tasks necessary for the family’s survival is an example of:

A. Conflict Perspective
B. Feminist Perspective
C. Structural-Functional Perspective
D. Ecological Perspective

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The answer is C.

The relationship between the family and larger society and how the parts work together to fulfill the functions or tasks necessary for the family’s survival is an example of Structural-Functional Perspective.

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