In many countries today, people in cities either live alone or in small family units, rather than in large, extended family groups. Is this a positive or negative trend?

Cities are seeing a rise in one-person households or with one or two
member
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members
together to be a family, while large family, which are common in the past, has gradually been split these years. I believed that it's a negative development. As
family
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the family
become
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becomes
smaller, the traditional family support network breaks down. It's not good for children to grow up and parents normally need to pay more for childcare. Children who need to
spent
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spend
time with themselves have to use
televison
broadcasting visual images of stationary or moving objects
television
or
internet
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the internet
as their only friend
thus
become much less
talkactive
full of trivial conversation
talkative
and anti-social.
As a result
,
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a guardian
guardian
the guardian
gardeners
guardians
may find it more difficult to communicate with their pupil. It is no surprise that the decline of the extended family has been linked to a rise in psychological and behavioural problems amongst young people. The trend towards people living alone is perhaps even damaging because of the psychological effect of reduced human interaction. Individuals who live alone cannot find someone to talk and share their daily life or problem. Under
this
circumstance, which means no real interaction with others, boredom and loneliness may be exaggerated and eventually getting mental illness. It is reported that the reason of suicide in Tokyo may
related
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relate
to
alienatic
arouse hostility or indifference in where there had formerly been love, affection, or friendliness
alienate
and isolated
at
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in
as
on
a single-living home. In conclusion,
this
trend brings many side effects, and not only should we consider the development of a city, but
also
the mental health
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of
every human.
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