Science, asked by brijsbd784, 9 months ago

what is the difference between a small and a big nuclear family

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Answered by brainlycoolwomen

Explanation:

A big family has grandparents, ten children and more than ten grandchildren living in a communal house, while a small family has grandparents, two children and two grandchildren or sometimes unmarried children.

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Answered by Dɪʏᴀ4Rᴀᴋʜɪ

SMALL NUCLEAR FAMILY

• $A$ $nuclear$ $family$ $is$ $usually$ $made$ $up$ $of$ $a$ $mother$ $and$ $father$ $and$ $their$ $children. In$ $a$ $social$ $connotation, it$ $also$ $might$ $include$ $grandparents$ $or$ $aunts, uncles$ $or$ $cousins$ $that$ $live$ $in$ $the$ $same$ $home. But$ $as$ $a$ $legal$ $definition, it's$ $almost$ $always$ $just$ $the$ $mother, father$ $and$ $their$ $real$ $and/or$ $adopted$ $children.$

BIG NUCLEAR FAMILY

$•A$ $nuclear$ $family, elementary$ $family$ $or$ $conjugal$ $family$ $is$ $a$ $family$ $group$ $consisting$ $of$ $two$ $parents$ $and$ $their$ $children (one or more). It$ $is$ $in$ $contrast$ $to$ $a$ $single-parent family, the$ $larger$ $extended$ $family, and$ $a$ $family$ $with$ $more$ $than$ $two$ $parents.$