Anthropologist Bronislaw Malinowski (1913)examined the Family Structure of Nontraditional Cultures

Anthropologist Bronislaw Malinowski (1913) examined the family structure of nontraditional cultures and settled a long-standing debate when he concluded that:

A) tribal societies do not form ties indicative of familial arrangements.
B) the family was indeed a universal human institution.
C) families are universal institutions for the most part, but Australian Aboriginals were an exception to the rule.
D) many traditional tribal societies have familial structures, but quite a few do not, so the family cannot be seen in universal terms.