The challenge to cohabitation is the relationships between unmarried cohabiting couples tend to be ______.

A. less emotional than those of married couples
B. more conflictual than those of single-parent households
C. more likely to at the poverty level than single-parent households
D. less stable than those of married couples


Answer: D

Psychology

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An educator is interested in whether including a physically challenged student in a kindergarten class will enhance the other students' level of compassion

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