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It is a recommendation to have families of no more than two children to help the problems of overpopulation. Smaller families can mean better education and health for family members because the resources are not spread over as many people.

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Define culture also define national cultural variables and individual cultural variables?

Culture refers to the beliefs, customs, and behaviors shared by a group of people. National cultural variables encompass aspects such as language, religious practices, societal norms, and historical traditions specific to a particular country. Individual cultural variables refer to personal beliefs, values, and behaviors shaped by factors such as family background, education, and personal experiences.


What type of families did the neanderthals live with?

Neanderthals typically lived in small family groups, consisting of parents and their children. These family units likely played a vital role in hunting, gathering, and caring for one another within their social structure.


What anatomical characteristics define modern as compared with premodern humans?

Modern humans have a high, rounded skull with a prominent forehead, a small face set below the braincase, a prominent chin, and reduced brow ridges compared to their premodern counterparts. They also have a more vertical forehead and a lighter, less robust skeleton overall.


Did neanderthal have a leader?

It is believed that Neanderthals likely lived in small family groups with no hierarchical leadership structure. Their social organization was more likely based on cooperation and collective decision making rather than having a single leader.


What are the culture aspects?

ASPECTS OF CULTURE: Values and normsValues are relatively general beliefs that either define what is right and what is wrong or specify general preferences. A belief that homicide is wrong and a preference for modem art are both values. Norms, on the other hand, are relatively precise rules specifying which behaviors are permitted and which prohibited for group members. Note that in everyday usage, "norm" has a quite different meaning (it means average). Here again sociology has constructed its vocabulary by attaching a new meaning to a familiar word. When a member of a group breaks a group norm by engaging in a prohibited behavior, the other group members will typically sanction the deviant member. To sanction is to communicate disapproval in some way to the deviant member. SOURCE: http://hrsbstaff.ednet.ns.ca/waymac/Sociology/A%20Term%201/2.%20Culture/aspects_of_culture.htmAlso examples of culture are religion, language, heritage, financial class, and beliefs.