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Assignment:
Watch the CBC Youtube documentary, "What does an average Canadian Family look like?" (Approx. 44:06 min). The documentary explores the diverse nature of Canadian families and how they have evolved over time.
1. How does the documentary challenge traditional notions of what constitutes an "average" Canadian family? Discuss at least two examples from the documentary that highlight the diversity and uniqueness of Canadian families.
2. What are some factors contributing to the evolving nature of Canadian families? Identify and discuss at least three factors mentioned in the documentary that have influenced changes in family structures and dynamics.
3. Choose one family profile presented in the documentary and analyze how it reflects the concepts of "nuclear family," "blended family," "extended family", "LAT families", 'and "transitional families" as defined in the textbook readings. Use specific examples from the video to support your analysis.
4. How do societal changes and shifting cultural norms impact the formation and functioning of Canadian families? Discuss at least two ways in which social and cultural changes have influenced family dynamics and relationships.
5. Reflect on the future of Canadian families. Based on the information presented in the documentary, discuss your thoughts on how families in Canada might continue to evolve over time. Support your answer with references to specific examples or trends mentioned in the documentary.