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The contrasting worldviews in the U.S. highlight a significant divide in values, impacting family wellness and social outcomes. Research indicates that progressive values correlate with better health, education, and lower rates of child abuse, while conservative values often lead to detrimental effects on family stability and child welfare. Understanding these differences is crucial for fostering social wellness.





