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Feminist violence researchers argue that IPV by women is largely
 
  a. in self-defense or retaliation. b. situational and not dangerous.
 c. verbal and not physical in nature. d. a result of women's growing conjugal power.

Question 2

Early research on cohabitation indicated that marriages that were preceded by more than one instance of cohabitation were __________ likely to end in separation or divorce than marriages in which the spouses had not previously cohabited at all.
 
  a. more
  b. just as
  c. no more
  d. less



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

a



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