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armygirl

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Adolescents who have a strong relationship with their nonresidential father tend to:
 
  a. act out more against their mothers and other family members.
  b. have the same behavioral problems as other adolescents with parents living apart.
  c. act out less at school.
  d. have higher rates of truancy.

Question 2

The term for the marital arrangement that allows a woman to have multiple husbands is:
 
  a. polygyny.
  b. tribal marriage.
  c. group marriage.
  d. polyandry.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

D



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