The three possible ways we could attempt an interpretation of the finding are listed below.
1. Society as a whole has failed its adolescents by not ensuring that they are brought up in healthy homes.
2. Parents have not created healthy homes for their children. Childbearing comes with a set of responsibilities on those who engage in the activity.
3. It is imperative to ensure that adolescents receive adequate love and understanding in healthy homes so that they may behave healthily.
Thus, since one cannot give what she or he does not have, society must ensure that we have healthy homes for the growth of adolescents and the nurturing of healthy habits.
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Family is coined by our society to consist of parents and their children. Based on our modern day families, we now have couples with no children, couples that form with children from previous marriages, gay couples, etc.
People want to belong, they have a need to identify with others when their "family" at home is broken. We also come to realize that our family unit can be viewed differently in our society.
For instance, gangs consider other members their "family." I don't believe there is a such thing as "normal" family. We all want to belong to a group to feel like we are contributing to our society, whether that be through a "normal" family or a more modern day version of family.
I hope my thoughts provided some insight/ideas.
