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Involved grandparenting is a type of grandparenting in which the grandparents and grandchildren have frequent interaction or possibly even live together.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false

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Researchers believe that it may be the ___________ rather than the divorce itself that become problematic for children.
 
  a) reduced standard of living
   b) conflict with grandparents
   c) stigma
   d) transitions
   e) father's health



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