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Explain how a stepfamily is formed.
 
  What will be an ideal response?

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Sam Wentsworth, a social advocate, claims that marianismo may be an ideal rather than a reality. Which of thefollowing factors best serves as evidence to support Sam's claim?
 
  A) the high separation and divorce rates among Latin American couples
  B) the reduction in the number of out-of-wedlock births among Latinas
  C) the high nonmarital pregnancy rates of Latina adolescents
  D) the increase in the number of working Latin American women



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Answer to Question 1

A stepfamily is formed when, after the death, divorce, or separation of one parent, the other parent marries again.

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