This model of single parent families does not assume at its base that single-parent families are out of the norm. This model assumes that every family form has strengths, or protective factors.

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The Risk and Protective Factor Model acknowledges that every family form can have strengths and protective factors, including single-parent families. The Family Deficit Model, on the other hand, assumes that single-parent families are deficient or lacking in some way. The Traditional Values Model is not explicitly related to single-parent families, and the Risk Factor Model focuses on identifying risk factors rather than strengths or protective factors.

This Model of Single Parent Families Does Not Assume at Its