African Americans and Irish Americans,whose cultures have been marked by poverty,have household structures that are highly flexible.These structures are referred to as

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The term "collateral" refers to household structures in which relatives beyond the nuclear family (such as aunts, uncles, and cousins) play a significant role. This type of structure is often seen in families that have experienced poverty and economic instability. Both African American and Irish American cultures have historically faced economic challenges, which may have contributed to the prevalence of collateral household structures in these communities. The other answer choices (lineal, intergenerational, and low-income) do not accurately describe this type of household structure.

African Americans and Irish Americans,whose Cultures Have Been Marked by Poverty,have