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asd123

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According to Skolnick and Skolnick's article, Family in Transition, 2007, an unfortunate childhood dooms a person to an unhappy adulthood.
 
  a. True
   b False

Question 2

The nuclear family is composed of:
 
  a. mother, father, and their offspring
  b. mother, father, offspring, and grandparents
  c. mother, mother's brother, father and offspring
  d. mother, father's brother, father, and offspring



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

a. mother, father, and their offspring



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