Which statement describes mobility in traditional extended families?

Which statement describes mobility in traditional extended families?

• A. High mobility
• B. Little geographical or social mobility
• C. International migration
• D. Urban relocation

Answer: (B)

Mobility here means moving location or changing social position. Traditional extended families bring generations together in one household and rely on strong kinship ties, shared resources, and often land or production within a local area. Because of these obligations and the ties to the family’s place, people tend to stay in the same location and keep the same social position, so geographical and social mobility are limited. High mobility would imply frequent moving, international migration is a broader form of movement not typical of this family form, and urban relocation isn’t a defining trait of traditional extended families.