A household made up of a married parents and their

29. A household made up of a married parents and their biological or adopted children is called
a. Extended family
b. Dual earner household
c. Family of origin
d. Nuclear family
30. Most immigrant women worked in the paid labor force because they 31. A major limitation of surveys that use mailed questionnaires is 32. Mexican society was and still is characterized by ______; that is, family relationships took
precedence over individual well-being
33. The text observes that lumping all Asians together and treating them as a “model minority”
a. Is an accurate scenario
b. Ignores many subgroups that are not doing well
c. Helps them become accepted as newcomers
d. Is helpful to understanding Asian cultures
34. According to several national surveys examining the value we place on marriage and the
family,

c. Most “millennial” teens (born after 1982) say they do not trust or feel close to
their parents
d. Americans rank their family as less important to them than work or religion
35. According to the social exchange perspective, when would a marriage end in a separation or
divorce?