There are many disadvantages of nuclear family. To name a few :
Couple don't get a chance to learn anything from their elders.
Children don't get proper love and affection from their grandparents.
Couples lack patience due to distance from in-laws.
Couples have to share all the responsibilities with themselves whether they possess its knowledge or not.
In most of the cases when a couple become parents they are confused how to handle the situation. In many cases they even committ mistakes which converts into crimes.
Couples hesitate to share their problems due to ego.
Children don't get chance to learn etiquette.
Nowadays women are also working. We get lots of money but satisfaction is zero. Reason behind this is also nuclear family.
Children are spoilt because no elder is at home to keep an eye on them.
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Answer:
The answer is: Depersonalization
Explanation:
Burnout is a syndrome, characterized by chronic unresolved work-related stress which leads to a state of physical, mental and emotional exhaustion.
Christina Maslach described this syndrome in terms of depersonalization, emotional exhaustion, reduced feelings of professional accomplishments.
Depersonalization is defined as psychological withdrawal and the development of the negative, cynical, and callous feelings towards others.
Typically, federal capital sentencing process in the post-furman era involves four critical steps which include:
STEP 1: Sentencing
STEP 2: Direct Review
STEP 3: State Collateral Review
STEP 4: Federal Habeas Corpus
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Therefore, the process has not resolved the issue of racial disparities in death penalty sentencing on the federal level.