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When Cox and Demmitt say that parenthood is a paradox, they mean that it:
 
  a. frequently produces enough tension to cause divorce.
  b. brings many families to the brink of financial crisis.
  c. is associated with both problems and happiness.
  d. strengthens relationships and gives them depth.

Question 2

According to the Census Bureau, a family is a collection of people who:
 
  a. are linked through intergenerational ties.
  b. function as an economic unit.
  c. share exclusivity and longevity.
  d. reside together and are related by birth, marriage, or adoption.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

D





 

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