Most industrialized countries are experiencing an increase in divorce. The primary reason seems to be that:
a. most of these countries have passed no-fault divorce laws.
b. fewer people wish to have children and therefore see fewer reasons for getting or staying married.
c. the chief economic assets of most workers are things that don't depend on marriageeducation and work-related experience.
d. joint custody arrangements make it possible for both parents to maintain good relationships with their children.
Question 2
Divorce:
a. is less prevalent in the U.S. than in Europe.
b. has always been more prevalent in the U.S. than in Europe.
c. rates are rising in the U.S. but declining in Europe.
d. rates are about the same in all industrialized nations.
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