Deck 12: Divorce

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On the basis of the most recently available information, the racial-ethnic group with the highest divorce rate in the United States is

A)Asian.
B)African American.
C)non-Hispanic white.
D)Native American.
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What is the primary reason why couples who cohabit prior to marriage have a higher chance of getting divorced?

A)less committed to each other
B)weaker commitment to the institution of marriage
C)they love each other less
D)none of these
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In the context of parenting approaches, ________ is one in which parents regularly provide a mix of emotional support and moderate, consistent discipline to their children.

A)authoritative parenting
B)diminished parenting
C)neglectful parenting
D)idle parenting
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Of the following couples, which one is the least likely to divorce in contemporary U.S. society?

A)couples with the same religious background
B)couples where the wife is much older than the husband
C)couples who married as teenagers
D)couples with significant age differences
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People who marry as teenagers have a lower likelihood of divorce than those who postpone marriage.
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In the context of child custody, a ________ is one in which one spouse can make decisions without consulting the other partner.

A)joint legal custody
B)third-party custody
C)sole legal custody
D)bird's nest custody
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Historically, in most cases of divorce, mothers retained legal and physical custody of their children.
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Which of the following is a prerequisite in a married stepfamily?

A)It requires that all children from the stepfamily live in the same household.
B)It requires that every child born to the stepfather be under the physical custody of the stepfather.
C)It requires that at least one of the adults have a child from a previous marriage or relationship.
D)It requires that the biological mother in the stepfamily be previously married to the biological father of her children.
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During the 1970s, the enactment of "no-fault" divorce led to a rapid decline in divorce in the United States.
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Who among the following is least likely to obtain a legal divorce after separation?

A)a Mexican American woman
B)a white woman
C)an African American woman
D)an Asian American woman
Question
In the context of union dissolution, which of the following forms of parenting is most likely to occur during the crisis period?

A)diminished parenting
B)authoritative parenting
C)authoritarian parenting
D)narcissistic parenting
Question
On the basis of what we know of the currently available research reports, children of divorced parents

A)experience a crisis period after the divorce.
B)resume normal development within two years after the divorce.
C)may experience problems that may persist into adulthood.
D)experience all of these.
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Union repartnering is the formation of new unions either by remarriage or a new cohabiting union.
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Women's employment in the United States has had the effect, overall, of

A)reducing the likelihood of divorce.
B)keeping the divorce rate stable.
C)making divorce more likely.
D)not affecting the divorce rate.
Question
Which of the following statements is true about cohabitation?

A)Premarital cohabitation greatly increases the risk of divorce.
B)In Europe, premarital cohabitation has a huge effect on divorce in countries in which about half of all couples live together before marrying.
C)Cohabitation is now more common and more accepted, and it is more compatible with stable marriage.
D)Cohabitation is disastrous as it prevents couples from having a trial run at marriage.
Question
Which of the following individual risk factors increases the likelihood of divorce?

A)premarital cohabitation
B)young age at marriage
C)being African American
D)all of these
Question
Today, looking at the divorce rates as they are, we can say that they have _________________ they were in the 1980s.

A)remained relatively the same
B)increased sharply
C)increased slightly
D)decreased slightly
Question
Which of the following statements is true about the psychosocial effects of parental union dissolution on children?

A)Transitions out of two-parent families are less problematic for children than transitions into them.
B)Children from cohabiting-parent families that break up are particularly likely to experience multiple transitions.
C)Crisis period for children typically occurs five to six years after their parents' divorce or separation.
D)Most children adjust quickly from their parents' dissolution due to the "diminished parenting" style adopted by their parents.
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In the context of union dissolution, identify an accurate statement about African American women.

A)African American women who are cohabiting are less likely to marry their partners.
B)African American women have lower rates of marital separation than other racial-ethnic groups.
C)African American women who separate from their husbands are more likely to obtain a legal divorce.
D)African American women turn separations into divorces at a quick pace.
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Some studies indicate that there is a "divorce gene" that predisposes some people to divorce.
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Why are teenagers more likely to divorce than those people who are older when they marry?
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What did Cherlin mean when he said that for many adults and children, a divorce does not signal the end of changes in their family lives?
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In the context of providing economic support to children, single fathers tend to have higher incomes and more education than married fathers.
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What are the factors at work that make life difficult for children after the breakup of their parent's marriage?
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Why might fathers maintain more contact with their children following a divorce than they have in the past?
Question
The independence effect could explain why women's employment could lower the likelihood of divorce because of the increase in family income.
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What makes it so difficult for researchers, government agencies, and others to obtain a meaningful divorce rate for our country?
Question
Give one explanation for why children of divorced parents would be less likely to divorce themselves as adults, and give one explanation for why they would be more likely to divorce.
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Why would it be difficult to maintain joint physical custody of children following a divorce? What might be easier about this arrangement?
Question
Why would an African American woman be more likely to divorce than her comparable (in age and education, for example) white female friend?
Question
African Americans have substantially higher rates of marital separation than most other racial-ethnic groups.
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What were the effects of no-fault divorce on marriage and the family?
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What are some of the individual risk factors that increase the likelihood of divorce?
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How does legal custody differ from physical custody in a divorce settlement?
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Describe the major racial and ethnic differences in divorce.
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Match between columns
divorce rate
women's employment would increase chances of divorce
divorce rate
both parents retain right to make important decisions about their children
divorce rate
the initial period after a divorce when both custodial parent and children experience problems dealing with the new situation
divorce rate
studies of genetic tendency of divorce
divorce rate
mothers are guaranteed by the government the child support awarded to them
divorce rate
estimate of proportion of current marriages that will end in divorce
divorce rate
where children actually live
divorce rate
children spend substantial time in the household of each parent
divorce rate
the right to make important decisions about children
divorce rate
women's employment would reduce chances of divorce
divorce rate
granting of divorce due to irreconcilable differences
income effect
women's employment would increase chances of divorce
income effect
both parents retain right to make important decisions about their children
income effect
the initial period after a divorce when both custodial parent and children experience problems dealing with the new situation
income effect
studies of genetic tendency of divorce
income effect
mothers are guaranteed by the government the child support awarded to them
income effect
estimate of proportion of current marriages that will end in divorce
income effect
where children actually live
income effect
children spend substantial time in the household of each parent
income effect
the right to make important decisions about children
income effect
women's employment would reduce chances of divorce
income effect
granting of divorce due to irreconcilable differences
joint physical custody
women's employment would increase chances of divorce
joint physical custody
both parents retain right to make important decisions about their children
joint physical custody
the initial period after a divorce when both custodial parent and children experience problems dealing with the new situation
joint physical custody
studies of genetic tendency of divorce
joint physical custody
mothers are guaranteed by the government the child support awarded to them
joint physical custody
estimate of proportion of current marriages that will end in divorce
joint physical custody
where children actually live
joint physical custody
children spend substantial time in the household of each parent
joint physical custody
the right to make important decisions about children
joint physical custody
women's employment would reduce chances of divorce
joint physical custody
granting of divorce due to irreconcilable differences
no-fault divorce
women's employment would increase chances of divorce
no-fault divorce
both parents retain right to make important decisions about their children
no-fault divorce
the initial period after a divorce when both custodial parent and children experience problems dealing with the new situation
no-fault divorce
studies of genetic tendency of divorce
no-fault divorce
mothers are guaranteed by the government the child support awarded to them
no-fault divorce
estimate of proportion of current marriages that will end in divorce
no-fault divorce
where children actually live
no-fault divorce
children spend substantial time in the household of each parent
no-fault divorce
the right to make important decisions about children
no-fault divorce
women's employment would reduce chances of divorce
no-fault divorce
granting of divorce due to irreconcilable differences
independence effect
women's employment would increase chances of divorce
independence effect
both parents retain right to make important decisions about their children
independence effect
the initial period after a divorce when both custodial parent and children experience problems dealing with the new situation
independence effect
studies of genetic tendency of divorce
independence effect
mothers are guaranteed by the government the child support awarded to them
independence effect
estimate of proportion of current marriages that will end in divorce
independence effect
where children actually live
independence effect
children spend substantial time in the household of each parent
independence effect
the right to make important decisions about children
independence effect
women's employment would reduce chances of divorce
independence effect
granting of divorce due to irreconcilable differences
joint legal custody
women's employment would increase chances of divorce
joint legal custody
both parents retain right to make important decisions about their children
joint legal custody
the initial period after a divorce when both custodial parent and children experience problems dealing with the new situation
joint legal custody
studies of genetic tendency of divorce
joint legal custody
mothers are guaranteed by the government the child support awarded to them
joint legal custody
estimate of proportion of current marriages that will end in divorce
joint legal custody
where children actually live
joint legal custody
children spend substantial time in the household of each parent
joint legal custody
the right to make important decisions about children
joint legal custody
women's employment would reduce chances of divorce
joint legal custody
granting of divorce due to irreconcilable differences
legal custody
women's employment would increase chances of divorce
legal custody
both parents retain right to make important decisions about their children
legal custody
the initial period after a divorce when both custodial parent and children experience problems dealing with the new situation
legal custody
studies of genetic tendency of divorce
legal custody
mothers are guaranteed by the government the child support awarded to them
legal custody
estimate of proportion of current marriages that will end in divorce
legal custody
where children actually live
legal custody
children spend substantial time in the household of each parent
legal custody
the right to make important decisions about children
legal custody
women's employment would reduce chances of divorce
legal custody
granting of divorce due to irreconcilable differences
child support obligations
women's employment would increase chances of divorce
child support obligations
both parents retain right to make important decisions about their children
child support obligations
the initial period after a divorce when both custodial parent and children experience problems dealing with the new situation
child support obligations
studies of genetic tendency of divorce
child support obligations
mothers are guaranteed by the government the child support awarded to them
child support obligations
estimate of proportion of current marriages that will end in divorce
child support obligations
where children actually live
child support obligations
children spend substantial time in the household of each parent
child support obligations
the right to make important decisions about children
child support obligations
women's employment would reduce chances of divorce
child support obligations
granting of divorce due to irreconcilable differences
genetically informed studies
women's employment would increase chances of divorce
genetically informed studies
both parents retain right to make important decisions about their children
genetically informed studies
the initial period after a divorce when both custodial parent and children experience problems dealing with the new situation
genetically informed studies
studies of genetic tendency of divorce
genetically informed studies
mothers are guaranteed by the government the child support awarded to them
genetically informed studies
estimate of proportion of current marriages that will end in divorce
genetically informed studies
where children actually live
genetically informed studies
children spend substantial time in the household of each parent
genetically informed studies
the right to make important decisions about children
genetically informed studies
women's employment would reduce chances of divorce
genetically informed studies
granting of divorce due to irreconcilable differences
crisis period
women's employment would increase chances of divorce
crisis period
both parents retain right to make important decisions about their children
crisis period
the initial period after a divorce when both custodial parent and children experience problems dealing with the new situation
crisis period
studies of genetic tendency of divorce
crisis period
mothers are guaranteed by the government the child support awarded to them
crisis period
estimate of proportion of current marriages that will end in divorce
crisis period
where children actually live
crisis period
children spend substantial time in the household of each parent
crisis period
the right to make important decisions about children
crisis period
women's employment would reduce chances of divorce
crisis period
granting of divorce due to irreconcilable differences
physical custody
women's employment would increase chances of divorce
physical custody
both parents retain right to make important decisions about their children
physical custody
the initial period after a divorce when both custodial parent and children experience problems dealing with the new situation
physical custody
studies of genetic tendency of divorce
physical custody
mothers are guaranteed by the government the child support awarded to them
physical custody
estimate of proportion of current marriages that will end in divorce
physical custody
where children actually live
physical custody
children spend substantial time in the household of each parent
physical custody
the right to make important decisions about children
physical custody
women's employment would reduce chances of divorce
physical custody
granting of divorce due to irreconcilable differences
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Deck 12: Divorce
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On the basis of the most recently available information, the racial-ethnic group with the highest divorce rate in the United States is

A)Asian.
B)African American.
C)non-Hispanic white.
D)Native American.
B
2
What is the primary reason why couples who cohabit prior to marriage have a higher chance of getting divorced?

A)less committed to each other
B)weaker commitment to the institution of marriage
C)they love each other less
D)none of these
B
3
In the context of parenting approaches, ________ is one in which parents regularly provide a mix of emotional support and moderate, consistent discipline to their children.

A)authoritative parenting
B)diminished parenting
C)neglectful parenting
D)idle parenting
A
4
Of the following couples, which one is the least likely to divorce in contemporary U.S. society?

A)couples with the same religious background
B)couples where the wife is much older than the husband
C)couples who married as teenagers
D)couples with significant age differences
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People who marry as teenagers have a lower likelihood of divorce than those who postpone marriage.
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In the context of child custody, a ________ is one in which one spouse can make decisions without consulting the other partner.

A)joint legal custody
B)third-party custody
C)sole legal custody
D)bird's nest custody
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Historically, in most cases of divorce, mothers retained legal and physical custody of their children.
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8
Which of the following is a prerequisite in a married stepfamily?

A)It requires that all children from the stepfamily live in the same household.
B)It requires that every child born to the stepfather be under the physical custody of the stepfather.
C)It requires that at least one of the adults have a child from a previous marriage or relationship.
D)It requires that the biological mother in the stepfamily be previously married to the biological father of her children.
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9
During the 1970s, the enactment of "no-fault" divorce led to a rapid decline in divorce in the United States.
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10
Who among the following is least likely to obtain a legal divorce after separation?

A)a Mexican American woman
B)a white woman
C)an African American woman
D)an Asian American woman
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In the context of union dissolution, which of the following forms of parenting is most likely to occur during the crisis period?

A)diminished parenting
B)authoritative parenting
C)authoritarian parenting
D)narcissistic parenting
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On the basis of what we know of the currently available research reports, children of divorced parents

A)experience a crisis period after the divorce.
B)resume normal development within two years after the divorce.
C)may experience problems that may persist into adulthood.
D)experience all of these.
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Union repartnering is the formation of new unions either by remarriage or a new cohabiting union.
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Women's employment in the United States has had the effect, overall, of

A)reducing the likelihood of divorce.
B)keeping the divorce rate stable.
C)making divorce more likely.
D)not affecting the divorce rate.
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Which of the following statements is true about cohabitation?

A)Premarital cohabitation greatly increases the risk of divorce.
B)In Europe, premarital cohabitation has a huge effect on divorce in countries in which about half of all couples live together before marrying.
C)Cohabitation is now more common and more accepted, and it is more compatible with stable marriage.
D)Cohabitation is disastrous as it prevents couples from having a trial run at marriage.
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Which of the following individual risk factors increases the likelihood of divorce?

A)premarital cohabitation
B)young age at marriage
C)being African American
D)all of these
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Today, looking at the divorce rates as they are, we can say that they have _________________ they were in the 1980s.

A)remained relatively the same
B)increased sharply
C)increased slightly
D)decreased slightly
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Which of the following statements is true about the psychosocial effects of parental union dissolution on children?

A)Transitions out of two-parent families are less problematic for children than transitions into them.
B)Children from cohabiting-parent families that break up are particularly likely to experience multiple transitions.
C)Crisis period for children typically occurs five to six years after their parents' divorce or separation.
D)Most children adjust quickly from their parents' dissolution due to the "diminished parenting" style adopted by their parents.
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In the context of union dissolution, identify an accurate statement about African American women.

A)African American women who are cohabiting are less likely to marry their partners.
B)African American women have lower rates of marital separation than other racial-ethnic groups.
C)African American women who separate from their husbands are more likely to obtain a legal divorce.
D)African American women turn separations into divorces at a quick pace.
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20
Some studies indicate that there is a "divorce gene" that predisposes some people to divorce.
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21
Why are teenagers more likely to divorce than those people who are older when they marry?
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What did Cherlin mean when he said that for many adults and children, a divorce does not signal the end of changes in their family lives?
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In the context of providing economic support to children, single fathers tend to have higher incomes and more education than married fathers.
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What are the factors at work that make life difficult for children after the breakup of their parent's marriage?
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Why might fathers maintain more contact with their children following a divorce than they have in the past?
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The independence effect could explain why women's employment could lower the likelihood of divorce because of the increase in family income.
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What makes it so difficult for researchers, government agencies, and others to obtain a meaningful divorce rate for our country?
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Give one explanation for why children of divorced parents would be less likely to divorce themselves as adults, and give one explanation for why they would be more likely to divorce.
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Why would it be difficult to maintain joint physical custody of children following a divorce? What might be easier about this arrangement?
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Why would an African American woman be more likely to divorce than her comparable (in age and education, for example) white female friend?
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African Americans have substantially higher rates of marital separation than most other racial-ethnic groups.
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What were the effects of no-fault divorce on marriage and the family?
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What are some of the individual risk factors that increase the likelihood of divorce?
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How does legal custody differ from physical custody in a divorce settlement?
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Describe the major racial and ethnic differences in divorce.
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Match between columns
divorce rate
women's employment would increase chances of divorce
divorce rate
both parents retain right to make important decisions about their children
divorce rate
the initial period after a divorce when both custodial parent and children experience problems dealing with the new situation
divorce rate
studies of genetic tendency of divorce
divorce rate
mothers are guaranteed by the government the child support awarded to them
divorce rate
estimate of proportion of current marriages that will end in divorce
divorce rate
where children actually live
divorce rate
children spend substantial time in the household of each parent
divorce rate
the right to make important decisions about children
divorce rate
women's employment would reduce chances of divorce
divorce rate
granting of divorce due to irreconcilable differences
income effect
women's employment would increase chances of divorce
income effect
both parents retain right to make important decisions about their children
income effect
the initial period after a divorce when both custodial parent and children experience problems dealing with the new situation
income effect
studies of genetic tendency of divorce
income effect
mothers are guaranteed by the government the child support awarded to them
income effect
estimate of proportion of current marriages that will end in divorce
income effect
where children actually live
income effect
children spend substantial time in the household of each parent
income effect
the right to make important decisions about children
income effect
women's employment would reduce chances of divorce
income effect
granting of divorce due to irreconcilable differences
joint physical custody
women's employment would increase chances of divorce
joint physical custody
both parents retain right to make important decisions about their children
joint physical custody
the initial period after a divorce when both custodial parent and children experience problems dealing with the new situation
joint physical custody
studies of genetic tendency of divorce
joint physical custody
mothers are guaranteed by the government the child support awarded to them
joint physical custody
estimate of proportion of current marriages that will end in divorce
joint physical custody
where children actually live
joint physical custody
children spend substantial time in the household of each parent
joint physical custody
the right to make important decisions about children
joint physical custody
women's employment would reduce chances of divorce
joint physical custody
granting of divorce due to irreconcilable differences
no-fault divorce
women's employment would increase chances of divorce
no-fault divorce
both parents retain right to make important decisions about their children
no-fault divorce
the initial period after a divorce when both custodial parent and children experience problems dealing with the new situation
no-fault divorce
studies of genetic tendency of divorce
no-fault divorce
mothers are guaranteed by the government the child support awarded to them
no-fault divorce
estimate of proportion of current marriages that will end in divorce
no-fault divorce
where children actually live
no-fault divorce
children spend substantial time in the household of each parent
no-fault divorce
the right to make important decisions about children
no-fault divorce
women's employment would reduce chances of divorce
no-fault divorce
granting of divorce due to irreconcilable differences
independence effect
women's employment would increase chances of divorce
independence effect
both parents retain right to make important decisions about their children
independence effect
the initial period after a divorce when both custodial parent and children experience problems dealing with the new situation
independence effect
studies of genetic tendency of divorce
independence effect
mothers are guaranteed by the government the child support awarded to them
independence effect
estimate of proportion of current marriages that will end in divorce
independence effect
where children actually live
independence effect
children spend substantial time in the household of each parent
independence effect
the right to make important decisions about children
independence effect
women's employment would reduce chances of divorce
independence effect
granting of divorce due to irreconcilable differences
joint legal custody
women's employment would increase chances of divorce
joint legal custody
both parents retain right to make important decisions about their children
joint legal custody
the initial period after a divorce when both custodial parent and children experience problems dealing with the new situation
joint legal custody
studies of genetic tendency of divorce
joint legal custody
mothers are guaranteed by the government the child support awarded to them
joint legal custody
estimate of proportion of current marriages that will end in divorce
joint legal custody
where children actually live
joint legal custody
children spend substantial time in the household of each parent
joint legal custody
the right to make important decisions about children
joint legal custody
women's employment would reduce chances of divorce
joint legal custody
granting of divorce due to irreconcilable differences
legal custody
women's employment would increase chances of divorce
legal custody
both parents retain right to make important decisions about their children
legal custody
the initial period after a divorce when both custodial parent and children experience problems dealing with the new situation
legal custody
studies of genetic tendency of divorce
legal custody
mothers are guaranteed by the government the child support awarded to them
legal custody
estimate of proportion of current marriages that will end in divorce
legal custody
where children actually live
legal custody
children spend substantial time in the household of each parent
legal custody
the right to make important decisions about children
legal custody
women's employment would reduce chances of divorce
legal custody
granting of divorce due to irreconcilable differences
child support obligations
women's employment would increase chances of divorce
child support obligations
both parents retain right to make important decisions about their children
child support obligations
the initial period after a divorce when both custodial parent and children experience problems dealing with the new situation
child support obligations
studies of genetic tendency of divorce
child support obligations
mothers are guaranteed by the government the child support awarded to them
child support obligations
estimate of proportion of current marriages that will end in divorce
child support obligations
where children actually live
child support obligations
children spend substantial time in the household of each parent
child support obligations
the right to make important decisions about children
child support obligations
women's employment would reduce chances of divorce
child support obligations
granting of divorce due to irreconcilable differences
genetically informed studies
women's employment would increase chances of divorce
genetically informed studies
both parents retain right to make important decisions about their children
genetically informed studies
the initial period after a divorce when both custodial parent and children experience problems dealing with the new situation
genetically informed studies
studies of genetic tendency of divorce
genetically informed studies
mothers are guaranteed by the government the child support awarded to them
genetically informed studies
estimate of proportion of current marriages that will end in divorce
genetically informed studies
where children actually live
genetically informed studies
children spend substantial time in the household of each parent
genetically informed studies
the right to make important decisions about children
genetically informed studies
women's employment would reduce chances of divorce
genetically informed studies
granting of divorce due to irreconcilable differences
crisis period
women's employment would increase chances of divorce
crisis period
both parents retain right to make important decisions about their children
crisis period
the initial period after a divorce when both custodial parent and children experience problems dealing with the new situation
crisis period
studies of genetic tendency of divorce
crisis period
mothers are guaranteed by the government the child support awarded to them
crisis period
estimate of proportion of current marriages that will end in divorce
crisis period
where children actually live
crisis period
children spend substantial time in the household of each parent
crisis period
the right to make important decisions about children
crisis period
women's employment would reduce chances of divorce
crisis period
granting of divorce due to irreconcilable differences
physical custody
women's employment would increase chances of divorce
physical custody
both parents retain right to make important decisions about their children
physical custody
the initial period after a divorce when both custodial parent and children experience problems dealing with the new situation
physical custody
studies of genetic tendency of divorce
physical custody
mothers are guaranteed by the government the child support awarded to them
physical custody
estimate of proportion of current marriages that will end in divorce
physical custody
where children actually live
physical custody
children spend substantial time in the household of each parent
physical custody
the right to make important decisions about children
physical custody
women's employment would reduce chances of divorce
physical custody
granting of divorce due to irreconcilable differences
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