Deluding familial image of social responsibility

Name(s): 
Absence of a familial structure for ethical decision
Nature 
The image of social responsibility as care for one's own family significantly obstructs the development of genuine social responsibility. The traditional family-based society in which an integrated image of social responsibility developed has been supplanted by influences which stress a diversity of other social links, from employment to country of origin or language. Consequently, the individual is deceived by these images into a confused sense of what society is and how to care for it.
Broader 
Negative effects of the nuclear family
Aggravates 
Social unaccountability
Unprofessional health care [in 5 loops]
Inauthentic vocational dominance
Socially ineffective family units
Refusal of families to participate
Fragmented planning of community life
Indifference to interfamily emergencies
Threatened species of Lanistes nyssanus
Misrepresentation of self-sufficiency as socially responsible [in 1 loop]
Aggravated by 
Reinforced parochialism of internal values and images
Lack of meaningful educational context for ethical decisions
Strategy(ies) 
Building family decision making structures
Creating familial structure for ethical decision making
Value(s) 
Responsibility
Absence
Indecision
Irresponsibility
Unethical
Unsociable
Type 
(F) Fuzzy exceptional problems