Nontraditional Family Forms: A Decade of Research

Abstract

The article reviews the research of the past 10 years on the major alternatives to the traditional nuclear family [in the United States]; documents the gradually increasing pluralism; summarizes what is now known about each of the major nontraditional family forms; and notes the primary research needs. (EXCERPT)

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