Which of the following is not a common portrayal of family life in contemporary television?

A) introducing a "perfect mother" image
B) upper-middle-class lifestyle
C) secure and happy life
D) "trashy," lower-middle-class worldview

Upper-Middle-Class

A socioeconomic group characterized by higher income, education, and professional occupations than the average, usually situated between the middle and upper classes.

Perfect Mother

An idealized stereotype of motherhood that portrays mothers as capable of handling all aspects of child-rearing and domestic life without fault.

Contemporary Television

Modern TV programming characterized by diverse content, digital technology enhancements, and the impact of streaming services on viewing habits.