I have to write a paper on. "The socio-economic impacts of extended families on the development of children".

Question

Appreciate any input.

Answer 1

Well, you have a couple choices:

1.You can do some second-hand research, and just repeat what other people have written. There won't be any new information gathered that way.

or

2. You can do some "field research" and ask real people about their experiences. That sounds like a better way to conduct research.

Your choice might have to depend upon whether your teacher really knows what research is, or if her/his idea of research is just copying other people's work.

Answer 2

if you have a family that is in trouble the extended family is the blessing from not having anything. there is allot to be said about that the difference between having a little and having allot isn't that noticeable but the difference between a little and none is huge, so the kids who have anything are better off than through who have nothing. when you got too many chefs you can spoil the broth but it least every bodies eating, extending is desiring and that good

Answer 3

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