Explain the correlation between the increase in life expectancy and the later family life stages

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The increase in life expectancy has an effect on the fertility rate, the increase of multi-generational families, marriages that last longer, an increase in the period of widowhood, the number of elderly who depend on their children, and the need for more methods of care available.

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Samantha and Sam often talk about how their relationship is better than most of their friends' relationships. They consider their 28-year-old marriage to be special and talk about other marriages that end in divorce. This is an example of how Samantha and Sam:

A) are derogating alternatives to maintain their relationship. B) have a perceived superiority with regard to their relationship. C) have a willingness to sacrifice to maintain their relationship. D) are engaging in the Michelangelo phenomenon.

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