A family in which a child lives with one parent but regularly sees and receives financial support from the other parent is most adequately described as a:

Question 8 options:

A)

committed family.

B)

blended family.

C)

single-parent family.

D)

primary-parent family.

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Jean

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28 November, 05:47

A family in which a child lives with one parent but regularly sees and receives financial support from the other parent is most adequately described as a:

Question 8 options:

A)

committed family.

B)

blended family.

C)

single-parent family.

D)

primary-parent family.

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Aguilar · Answer 1

Aguilar 28 November, 05:54

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Answer:Primary parent family

Alana Little · Answer 2

D

Explanation:

A: certainly the family is committed. Very few families work that harmoniously. They have 2 households, that's all.

B: A blended family is 2 broken families that have decided to live together and share resources. It is usually a term reserved for remarriage.

C: And this is more than just a single parent family. The two spouses work together in the best interests of the children. They each carry a different load. That's not the usual meaning of a single-parent family.

D: is the answer. The primary-parent model just defines who has the legal responsibility for being the adult in charge. It is usually the mother. The primary parent is the one the school authorities phone when they need an answer to something that is legal in nature.

A family in which a child lives with one parent but regularly sees and receives financial support from the other parent is most adequately described as a:Question 8 options:A)committed family.B)blended family.C)single-parent family.D)primary-parent family.

A family in which a child lives with one parent but regularly sees and receives financial support from the other parent is most adequately described as a:

Question 8 options:

A)

committed family.

B)

blended family.

C)

single-parent family.

D)

primary-parent family.