Devon and James are deciding whether or not they should get married. A factor that is influencing their decision is whether or not they would still qualify for the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC). They determined that their joint marital income would put them above the threshold to receive EITC so they decided to not get married. This is an example of:

When a policy or program is implemented, using the Family Impact Lens you may ask yourself:

Which one of the following is NOT a societal force that shapes family life in the United States?

Which of the following is NOT a contribution that families make to society?

The goal of the Family Impact Seminar, formed at George Washington University in 1976, was to:

Policies that benefit from being examined using the family impact lens are:

Our strong market economy shapes families in all of the following ways EXCEPT?

Which of the following reasons complicates the definition of family?

Divergent family trajectories which contribute to the income inequality in the US is driven by economic shifts in ___?

Family impact lens helps us to distinguish between family-focused policies and ____?