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imowrer

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One of the most pervasive enemies facing dual-earner families is:
 
  a. constant change.
  b. unemployment.
  c. lack of time.
  d. television.

Question 2

____ does not prepare divorcing couples for the traumas and problems they will experience, nor does it encourage them to reevaluate their broken marriages and themselves.
 
  a. Emotional divorce
  b. The romantic myth of divorce
  c. Creative divorce
  d. Ambiguous loss



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

B



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