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Comparative Perspectivesment of covariation or correlation between two variables is in fact a comparative statement: Cases that differ in terms of values of an independent variable are compared to ascertain whether they tend to be similar or different on a dependent variable. In this literal sense, all scientific knowledge is comparative.

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Quantitative Methodology for Studying Familiessacred and profane. The reverence we have for families challenges researchers who seek to objectify and measure them, while also recognizing the levels of violence, dishonesty, and abuse in families that expressions like “dirty linen” fail to capture. Being both sacred and profane introduces a level of privacy that is difficult to unravel.

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Book 19992nd editionn. A perusal of early texts on marriage and family life provides some thought-provoking insights into the accuracy of the saying "what goes around, comes around. " It is interesting to note who has been considered to be in a position to provide information on marriage and family life. Included in th

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Ethnic Variation in the Family, 1977; Staples & Mirande, 1980). In addition, representatives of the “helping professions” (e.g., social workers) often welcome the shift because it facilitates the incorporation of more appropriately varied modalities for “servicing” their increasingly multicultural clientele (e.g., Devore & Schlesinger, 1987; McDade, 1995).