From an interactionist perspective, non-traditional family forms become social problems only when they deviate from the definition of a "normal" family.

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From an interactionist perspective, non-traditional family forms are not inherently problematic. Instead, what may be seen as a social problem is when non-traditional families deviate from the traditional definition of a "normal" family, which can result in negative interactions with social institutions and stigmatization.

From an Interactionist Perspective, Non-Traditional Family Forms Become Social Problems