An analysis of studies on children in joint physical or legal custody showed that these children were
a. more poorly adjusted than children in sole-custody settings.
b. better adjusted than children in sole-custody settings.
c. similar in terms of adjustment.
d. none of these; joint custody no longer exists in the United States.
Question 2
Binuclear families differ from joint-custody families in that
a. not all binuclear families have joint custody.
b. in the binuclear family, children are always part of two or more households.
c. not all binuclear families have joint custody and in the binuclear family, children are always part of two or more households .
d. none of these; binuclear and joint-custody families are the same.
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