Societies (including Sweden) in which traditional family patterns are not strong demonstrate a high level of negative outcomes for children.

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This statement is not supported by research. There is no clear evidence that societies with weaker traditional family patterns inevitably lead to negative outcomes for children. There are many factors that can impact child well-being, and family structure is just one of them. Some studies even suggest that non-traditional family structures, such as single-parent households or same-sex parents, can provide positive outcomes for children.

Societies (Including Sweden) in Which Traditional Family Patterns Are Not