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jake

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No-fault divorce legislation had six major innovations compared to the traditional fault-based divorce. These include all of the following EXCEPT:
 
  a. Neither spouse has to prove fault to obtain a divorce.
  b. One spouse can decide unilaterally to obtain a divorce.
  c. Financial awards are based on who violated the marriage contract.
  d. New standards for alimony and property treated women and men equally.

Question 2

Research on the sex lives of married couples cited by Aulette reported that women described sex as
 
  a. an enjoyable recreation.
  b. a form of work.
  c. a spiritual or religious experience.
  d. personally distasteful.



tandmlomax84

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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

b



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