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When new parents first bring their babies home from the hospital, they report the transition being difficult especially due to several things. Which of these is NOT one of the things they report being bothered by?
 
  a. relatives and friends visiting for hours on end
 b. the baby's interruption of their sleeping
 c. how difficult it is to go places
 d. hard to express themselves sexually

Question 2

Though there is no typical American family today, advocates supporting the __________ perspective frequently argue that the heterosexual nuclear family is the norm, while their opponents refuse to view the nuclear family as normal, natural, or best.
 
  a. feminist b. exchange
 c. structure-functional d. conflict



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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