Why do researchers and practitioners use several theoretical perspectives to interpret data or choose intervention strategies?

Marriage and the Family signature assignment

Part 1: Examine the diversity and complexity of contemporary families: compare and contrast these findings to the traditional image of families portrayed in the media during the 1950s in the United States. Make sure to note some of the changes in current family structure including the role of gender in relationships compared to the cultural standards of the 1950s. 200-250 words. Include a reference list.

Part 2: Explore changing cultural attitudes about marriage and alternatives to marriage. Critically evaluate such issues as sexuality, partner choice, having and raising children, and combining work with family. 200-250 words. Include a reference list.

Part 3: Identify causes and consequences of relevant problems within contemporary families: discuss the problems and stresses faced by many working families. Single parent, dual working, same-sex families in the United States. Discuss how some of these problems are being addressed by families, workplaces, or at the local or national level. 200-250 words. Include a reference list.

Part 4: Why do researchers and practitioners use several theoretical perspectives to interpret data or choose intervention strategies? How do researchers know which data collection method to use? 100-150 words. Include a reference list.