In Longitudinal Studies of Outcomes for Children of Divorced Families,one

Multiple Choice

In longitudinal studies of outcomes for children of divorced families,one result is that:

A) divorce is much worse for children than exposure to conflict in intact but troubled families.
B) experiences in the family prior to divorce affect the well-being of children.
C) although divorce doubles the risk of adverse outcomes for children of divorce,most children of divorce eventually do quite well.
D) most children do quite well while in intact families,but that always changes when their parents divorce.