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Laments about the decline of the traditional family have become a tradition in their own right as households with married parents and a couple of rosy-cheeked kids have ceased to be a demographic norm. Even while documenting a decline in the centrality of marriage in modern society, though, a Pew Research Center survey finds Americans still intensely attached to family life.
Fielded last month in tandem with Time, the survey found majorities of respondents across population segments agreeing that family is “the most important element of my life.”
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