Social trends changing the American family

Within chapter 1 our authors present a study from 2010 that the Pew Research Center conducted regarding American attitudes towards social trends changing the American family located under the heading: “Relaxed Institutional Control over Relationship Choices: “Family Decline” or “Family Change”? in chapter 1.In this discussion you will have the opportunity to review and fill out the exact survey used in the study that is referred to in chapter 1 Pew Research Center Survey and see where you fall in regards to the three groups that came out of the results. It is a short survey and you will need to click on the following link below. It consists of a few questions and should not take more than a few minutes. You will also need to read your results compared to the National poll in The Public Renders a Split Verdict On Changes in Family Structure report concerning the study itself.If you are interested in finding out more about the data sets and research methods you will find them available for review on the right-hand side of the report under Report Materials. Note: you will have to create an account to gain access which is why I do not require this as part of the discussion assignment. If you are interested in finding out more about the data sets and research methods you will find them available for review on the right-hand side of the report under Report Materials. Note: you will have to create an account to gain access which is why I do not require this as part of the discussion assignment. AFTER TAKING THE ASSESSMENT…What did you find intriguing or stood out to you concerning American attitudes and what the Pew Research study found AND/OR did not find? Feel free to even share which group you fell into and how the national data is different or similar to your own views and upbringing.What were your thoughts and impressions about the findings when looking at the various national data sets from the study?Moreover as we learned in chapter 1 there are two varying perspectives regarding how to view the trends and changing dynamics of the family: the “Family Decline” perspective or the “Family Change” perspective. Where do you think you fall on this spectrum and why? Please provide specific reasons or examples of trends that support your position with information and facts from chapter 1 as well as personal experience and observation as it relates. What did you find intriguing or stood out to you concerning American attitudes and what the Pew Research study found AND/OR did not find? Feel free to even share which group you fell into and how the national data is different or similar to your own views and upbringing. What were your thoughts and impressions about the findings when looking at the various national data sets from the study? Moreover as we learned in chapter 1 there are two varying perspectives regarding how to view the trends and changing dynamics of the family: the “Family Decline” perspective or the “Family Change” perspective. Where do you think you fall on this spectrum and why? Please provide specific reasons or examples of trends that support your position with information and facts from chapter 1 as well as personal experience and observation as it relates. NOW FAST FORWARD TO 2019 WHEN THE STUDY WAS DONE AGAIN AND READ THE FINDINGS OF A FOLLOW-UP STUDY BY THE PEW RESEARCH CENTER REGARDING AMERICAN ATTITUDES CURRENTLY: AS FAMILY STRUCTURES CHANGE IN U.S. A GROWING SHARE OF AMERICANS SAY IT MAKES NO DIFFERENCE (LINKS TO AN EXTERNAL SITE.)Share your thoughts and impressions about the findings from 2019: what do you think and find interesting/surprising about what the study shows almost 10 years later concerning American attitudes? What do you think has caused a greater shift in attitudes? Share your thoughts and impressions about the findings from 2019: what do you think and find interesting/surprising about what the study shows almost 10 years later concerning American attitudes? What do you think has caused a greater shift in attitudes? Share your thoughts and impressions about the findings from 2019: what do you think and find interesting/surprising about what the study shows almost 10 years later concerning American attitudes? What do you think has caused a greater shift in attitudes?