advantages and disadvantages of nuclear and extended family?
958511
the nuclear family has become the order of the day.but any day an extended family is better than the nuclear family when it comes to inculcating finer qualities like attachment love,compassion,tolerance,communication,give and take\nselflessness etc.in nuclear families the parents tend to indulge too much in the children which becomes counterproductive when the child grows up.also th child tends to think that the whole world is limited to itself and its parents.so when the child rows up it has lot of adjustment problems.not that the nuclear families do not have any positive aspects at all.the child gets a better deal and more attention than in the case of the extended families
222195
Pros: Avoid pay-telephone booths, call parents for emergencies, cheat on tests ;)\n\nCons: bill for parents (sometimes student takes care of it), disrupts other students from learning, RADIATION FROM THE PHONES WILL MAKE THEM SMALLER ;)
119996
We all know the disadvantages are death, misery,repression, fright, bodily injuries, rampages, evilness.\nThe advantages would be population control, improved economy for many, advances in technology, employment, nationalism( may unite people who have a common enemy), education about other societies, spreading of ideas.
581005
1) disadvantages:\n- comparability and availability (3 way- stick)\nin the regions where census data is problematic, it's availability can be a problem, and, obviously, this introduces unreliability into your estimations based on statistical methods;\nin the regions like US secondary data is so widely available that one has to posess superior ability to analyze it to be able to extract advantageous information about consumer behaviour not already extracted by competitors)\n- explanatory power\nif consumers are grouped by one demographics, say, age, there's ambiguity as to whether consumers at the border ages are sufficiently different to place them in separate groups;  also, you can not split them into groups to no limit - therefore you lose information about consumers if you group them based on limited demographics;\n\n2) advantages:\n- availability\nin countries like US secondary demographical data IS the cheapest (free) data to get;\n- in developed countries, with some effort and good statistical software, for generic products, especially, demographical data can explain up to 70% of change in consumer behaviour\n\n\n- this is not all, but everything I remember from my marketing course
449710
The cool thing about the US is it's made up of many different cultures that all have different ways of comprising the family unit. The "Nuclear Family" is comprised of a Mother Father and (approximately 2.5)Children. That is the basis of what a "normal" family may have for the US. I say "normal" because that is what is taught in health classes and there are various family units in the US. In fact, the aforementioned unit is not even the most common. Many only have one mom or two moms and no dad, or one dad or two dads and no mom. Other families might have A grandparent, Aunt, Uncle, or caregiver. If you are in a home with someone who feeds, houses, nutures, and cares for you (no matter the structure of the family) consider yourself most blessed.
1170560
First and foremost you have to think about what's best for your family.  If making more money, living in a better area, having a more secure future is on the table, take it.  I did it and it's been wonderful.  My children are in better schools and we will be able to send them to college now.  My family comes to visit on holidays or we go visit them.  Long distance phone calls are basically free now and the internet keeps us all in touch.   It's not hard to make new friends and it sure is nice to leave old baggage behind and start fresh.
270311
you can destroy your two families if both parties are married. its not worth the risk. work on the marriage you have and you wont need to look elsewhere.
697444
Advantages\n\nCan use when there is a scarce of electricity\nJobs for lot of people\nCan use in major research activities\n\n\nDisadvantages\n\nVery Dangerous if leaked\nCan cause thousands of human loss if handled incorrectly\nMay bore new types of diseases if leaked\nNeighbourhood people are always at risk\nNeed a large area to construct\nLot of people need to be on site for maintenance\nThreats from other countries if used inappropriately\n\nBYE
436538
well, I'd say the biggest disadvantage is that you may get killed in a war. That pretty much outweighed all of the advantages for me.
637771
- Having a job with high income\n- Having close family that are staying behind(i.e. spouse, dependent children) who are employed/go to school in the home country \n\nEven the first one might not be sufficient if you don't have the second or own any property.
100145
17 years ago I moved 2300 miles away from family and friends.  \n\nThere are times when I miss being able to see them on a whim.  At those times I remind myself that their soap operas are their own.  Their own personal dramas have no effect on my life, and I breathe a sigh of relief. \n\nOf course, moving so far from family has had a direct effect on life choices that we've made.  For example, having children and two working adults is much easier if you have grandparents who are willing to watch the kids.  If Gram's is watching the kids, you're not worrying about child care scandals, and the safety of your kids.\n\nYou'll have to decide how often you'll visit home and make sure to save enough money for visits.  I have missed special occassions that I would not have missed had I been closer.  \n\nAnd, yes relationships will suffer.\n\nAs we get older, my spouse and I have discussed moving back to the East Coast, but are both adamant that neither of us wants to move back to our home town.  We wouldn't want any less than at least one or two states between us and family.  We both value being able to walk away from the dramas, and back to our own, peaceful world. \n\nGood luck with your decision.
749557
A simpler lifestyle can lead to more family time, less demand for material goods and therefore less need to work long hours.  It can lead to overall environmental improvements because of less demand on natural resources.  It can lead to increased self-sufficiency, a more relaxed life.  Children are not as pressured.  No need to "keep up with the Joneses".\n\nI hope these thoughts help.  Best of luck with your essay.  These links  may be helpful.
495075
extended family:  People that you consider your family that are not your mother, father, child, sibling.  Grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, friends are all extended family.
490720
Simple - family values.\n\nCaucasians have a more liberal ideology of independence regarding life. They are more open to physical signs of affection. You can see this everywhere.\n\nAsians have stronger hierarchial family ties which demand respect for the seniors and love for the younger ones. They love each other, nonetheless, in a subtle yet power way, giving and supporting each other. This cannot be observed in the general public.\n\nIf one defines quality of life as just free love and open signs of affection for one another, then this view is shallow and immature. \n\nSorry, but I have to disagree with you about the better "quality of life" part.
1099577
Advantage: travel opportunities, you can work in nice climates\n\nDisadvantage: instability of job, a saturated job market, If you travel a lot, relationships can be strained (I guess...?)
151862
Advantages: Cheaper, save money, although you may be spending part of the savings on the commute.\n\nDisadvantages: You don't get to experience the full college experience. You have to do what your parents tell you, they may forget you have grown up. You don't get to be independent.\n\nI went away to school and it was the best thing I ever did, I graduated and I live at home now while I am saving up for a house, but I wouldn't trade going away for anything! It made me the sstrong independent person I am today.
457173
One could argue that the biggest physical disadvantage is to the baby.\n\nHowever, you can try this site for real information:\nhttp://www.optionline.org/abortion.html