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Rainbow [258]
3 years ago
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Professor may wants to learn how grandparents define their role when they become the guardians of their grandchild. may asks gra

ndparents questions like, “how did you come to have custody of your grandchild?” and “do you feel more like a parent or a grandparent?” which of the following paradigms is may probably using?
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nirvana33 [79]3 years ago
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Based on one research of Baker, Silverstein, and Putney this situation is based on a paradigm of structural lag and political economy of aging. <span>The problem of grandparents' capacity to gain custody of their own grandchildren became the problem. </span><span>Which should be the question of how the government should support a family that has this kind of situation.</span>
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