Understanding Families: Critical Thinking and Analysis. This item is unavailable.Understanding Families: Critical Thinking and Analysis

Understanding Families collects the most contemporary data on American families, such as fertility rates, the health and welfare of children in families, or the impact of dual worker parents on family life.

Understanding Families offers students the opportunity to perform meaningful, hands-on research exercises, using contemporary and historical data on families. Through an interactive workbook format, readers are introduced to a number of interesting issues and research questions, such as the fertility rates of American families, the health and welfare of children in families, and the impact of dual worker parents on family life.

Each chapter consists of a brief introduction to a major issue or research question, followed by a research exercise. This book can be used to introduce or reinforce lectures and discussions or as a lab manual for in-class use or homework assignments.

Other titles in the “Critical Thinking and Analysis” series include:

Understanding Social Issues: Critical Thinking and Analysis, Sixth Edition
Gai Berlage and William Egelman
(2003; ISBN 0-205-35108-5)

Understanding Racial and Ethnic Groups: Critical Thinking and Analysis
William Egelman
(2002; ISBN 0-205-33352-4)