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kfurse

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The effect of parents' separation or divorce on children's well-being in childhood and into adulthood is__________
 
  a. positive.
  b. negligible.
  c. negative.
  d. fractional.

Question 2

Risman argues that gender is
 
  a. a nonstructural active part of society.
  b. a structural part of society.
  c. antistructural.
  d. biological, not social.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

B





 

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