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. Which term refers to lineage through blood or marriage?

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. Which of the following statements about changes in family and kinship structures is true?

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. Which term refers to the family member who ensures that other members of the family keep in touch with one another, reminds people about birthdays, and coordinates the care of a sick or aging family member?

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. What percentage of older adults over the age of 75 are grandparents?

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. Which of the following is NOT a pattern or experience of sibling relationships?

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. Which of the following statements about divorced parents and their relationship with their adult children is true?

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. Which of the following statements about grandparent-grandchild relationships is true?

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. How many older adults report they were in a same-sex relationship in Canada in 2016?

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. When the last child leaves home, formal child-rearing is thought to be completed and parents are described as living where?

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. Which of the following statements is FALSE?

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. Approximately 4.5 million Canadians over the age of 45 provide care and assistance to family members and/or friends. About 28 per cent of this group has children under the age of 18 living at home.

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. Fictive kin are made up family members you wish we had in your life.

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. A small percentage of older adults lack close kin (no spouse, children, siblings, or parents). They tend to be male, native born, previously married, living alone, poorly educated, lower income, and in poor health.

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. Just over half (56 per cent) of older adults are married and another 3.5 per cent in common-law relationships. Men are more likely to be in a relationship than women are in later life, especially older men over the age of 80.

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. Relationships between grandparents and grandchildren have primarily been studied from the perspective of grandparents.

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