Families in the United States have changed in each of the following ways since the 1960s EXCEPT ______.
A. the percentage of adults age 25 or older who have never been married has increased from 10% to 20%
B. Women are having fewer children and having them at older ages
C. Rates of cohabitation, divorce, and remarriage have all increased
D. Women are less likely to have children outside of marriage
D. Women are less likely to have children outside of marriage
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