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Definitions from the WebFamily Life CyclesDescription:Family life cycles refer to the various stages and transitions that a typical family goes through over time, including changes in structure, roles, and responsibilities. Senses:Sense 1: Developmental StagesIn this sense, family life cycles represent the different stages that a family progresses through, including formation, expansion, contraction, and empty nest. Example sentence: "The family life cycle of the Smiths began with their marriage and later expanded when they had children." Sense 2: Evolution of RolesIn this sense, family life cycles describe how roles and responsibilities evolve within a family unit as children grow up and individuals age. Example sentence: "The family life cycle involves a shift in roles, such as from being a parent of young children to becoming a grandparent." Sense 3: Cultural VariationsThis sense refers to how family life cycles may differ across different cultures, reflecting the distinctive values, customs, and traditions of each society. Example sentence: "The family life cycles in traditional Asian cultures often emphasize strong filial ties and multi-generational households." Related Products:Explore related products on Amazon: | ||||
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