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MirandaLo

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A primary factor in children's short-term and long-term adjustment to divorce is:
 
  a) the sex of the child.
  b) how effectively the custodial parent functions as a
   parent.
  c) whether the custodial parent remarries.
  d) the sex of the parent the child lives with.
  e) how happy the custodial parent is.

Question 2

List at least three characteristics of second (or subsequent) generation Hispanics, compared to first generation.
 
  What will be an ideal response?



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

(1) They are twice as likely to be joining the ranks of the middle class; (2) they are better educated; (3) more likely to speak English; (4) more likely to hold mainstream U.S. values than the more conservative and traditional values of their parents.



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