Children who experience changes in their families structure are known to adjust more readily when
a. they have a high level of warmth in their relationships with their mothers.
b. they get along well with others.
c. they have primary residence with their fathers.
d. none of the above
Question 2
Married nuclear families, blended families, cohabitating families, and grandparent-led families are examples of
a. alternative lifestyles.
b. individual preferences.
c. variations in family structure.
d. dysfunctional families.
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