ETHNIC CHARACTERISTICS OF FAMILY RELATIONS
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Ethnicity, Family relations, Cultural diversityAbstract
This article provides an overview of research literature examining the ethnic characteristics of family relations. Family dynamics vary across cultural groups due to differences in values, beliefs, communication patterns, and parenting practices. Drawing upon a synthesis of studies from diverse ethnic backgrounds, this review explores how cultural factors shape family structures, roles, communication styles, and intergenerational relationships. The article highlights the importance of considering ethnic diversity in understanding family dynamics and offers insights into promoting culturally sensitive practices within family therapy, counseling, and intervention programs.
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