When textbook author Lance Roberts was growing up in an Edmonton suburb in the 1950s, what shattered the conformity of his beliefs about family life?

A) women working outside the home
B) unmarried couples living together
C) blended families
D) stay-at-home fathers

Blended Families

Families formed by the merging of two previously separate units into a single household, often involving parents with children from previous relationships.

Suburb Conformity

Refers to the phenomenon where individuals living in suburban areas tend to conform to certain social norms and expectations, often prioritizing uniformity and stability.