Which term includes a single individual?

• A. Dwelling
• B. Aggrieved person
• C. Family
• D. Complainant

Answer: (C)

The term family is defined to cover one or more individuals living together as a single housekeeping unit, which explicitly includes a single person. In housing and fair housing contexts, this means a sole occupant can be considered a family for purposes of occupancy and protections related to family status. A dwelling is the housing unit itself and can accommodate various household sizes but isn’t about defining people as a unit. The other terms describe roles or objects rather than a household unit; an aggrieved person and a complainant refer to people involved in a claim or dispute, but they aren’t defined to specifically include a single individual in the same way. So, family is the term that includes a single individual.