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5. In the following chart, the members of the ego's [Select] solid blue. A A C O=A ● A Ego = O =O are shaded =O

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extended family
Nuclear family
family of orientation
Family of procreation
Patrilineage
matrilineage

5. In the following chart, the members of the ego's [Select]
solid blue.
AF
A=
AF
O=A
A
Ego
=A
=O
are shaded
=O

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