"Are Traditional Families More Successful?" In this century, more so than in any other, this question has the possibility of having a multitude of answers. Mostly based on opinion, these answers would incorporate society's beliefs, values, and morals .But in order to look at the institution of family from an unbiased view, one must rely on choosing a sociological standpoint of which to base the evidence. In her article, "The Power Of The Positive Woman", …showed first 75 words of 781 total…

…showed last 75 words of 781 total…her own. In conclusion, through the use of the structural functional approach to the family, Phyllis Schlafly makes a compelling argument for the traditional family unit in today's society. By fulfilling their four key functions, the family can not only give back to society, but also benefit in many ways. In answering the question "Are Traditional Families More Successful?", when viewed by a structural functional point of view, the answer would be a resounding "yes".