In general, when we compare the outcomes of children raised by grandparents to those raised in non-grandparent households, we find
A. a host of difficulties and problems, including depression, among those raised by grandparents.
B. fewer difficulties and problems among those raised by grandparents, likely due to extra attention and time that grandparents may have available for children.
C. no appreciable difference; their outcomes are comparable, there does not seem to be a grandparent effect'.
D. none of these.
Question 2
The Social Institutions and Gender Index specifically focuses on the U.S. and most European nations.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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