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ghost!

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One plausible reason that the rates of depression among cohabiting couples are more than three times those of married couples is because of the ____.
 
  a. absence of children in the home
  b. condemnation by religious leaders
  c. instability relative to married couples
  d. very low probability that the relationship will eventually end in marriage

Question 2

According to a survey, about 75 of cohabitors said they ____.
 
  a. planned to marry their partners
  b. were opposed to marriage, because they did not want the government to interfere in their relationship
  c. were not legally allowed to marry
  d. thought of cohabitation as an alternative to marriage



tanna.moeller

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Answer to Question 1

ANS: C

Answer to Question 2

ANS: A



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