Some social analysts (including Aulette) assert that no-fault laws disadvantage women. All of the following are among the reasons they give for this claim EXCEPT:
a. Married couples tend to make decisions that reduce the earning capacity of women leaving them more economically vulnerable in a divorce.
b. Women make less money than men in the labor market.
c. Equal division of marital property generally excludes pensions and education as assets and means that the house is no longer awarded to women.
d. Although women's contributions to their husbands' earning capacity is a legally-recognized asset, it is most often undervalued.
Question 2
The child's changing perspective on his or her own developmental needs and the changing demands that parents place upon their children are
a. factors that stress the relationships between parents and children
b. factors that insure the success of the individuation process
c. factors that undermine the quality of the parent/child relationship
d. all of the above
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