Research concerning the marital trajectory demonstrates that
a. the longer couples are married, the more satisfied they become.
b. wives are significantly more satisfied in their marriages than are husbands.
c. husbands are significantly more satisfied in their marriages than are wives.
d. the greater number of anew experiences that married couples share, the greater their satisfaction.
Question 2
Research on the marital trajectory suggests that once a couple's children have grown up and left the home,
a. married couples actually wind up spending less time together than they did before.
b. marital satisfaction tends to increase.
c. sexual infidelity rates increase.
d. both members of the couple typically adhere even more strongly to gender roles.
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