Дальнейшие изменения и развитие американской семьи, вызванные изменением ценностных ориентиров и демографической картины американского общества, повлекут за собой появление различных мнений. Можно предположить, что расхождение в мнениях консерваторов и либералов будет только расти. Социологи, психологи, педагоги, политологи и экономисты получат достаточную возможность наблюдать эти изменения. Традиционное определение понятия «семья», предложенное в телевизионной программе 1950-1960-х гг. Leave it to Beaver, уйдет в прошлое.
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