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Family dinners contribute to social capital from "summary" of Bowling Alone by Robert D. Putnam

Social scientists have long recognized the role of family dinners in fostering social connections and building trust among family members. When families regularly come together to share a meal, they engage in meaningful conversations, strengthen bonds, and create a sense of belonging. This sense of belonging extends beyond the family unit and has broader implications for society as a whole. Family dinners serve as a platform for communication, where individuals learn to listen, express themselves, and understand different viewpoints. These skills are essential for building relationships and navigating social interactions outside the home. By practicing these skills at the dinner table, family members are better equipped to engage with others in their communities. Moreover...
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    Bowling Alone

    Robert D. Putnam

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