Why Do Unmarried People Tend to Have Higher Levels of Psychological

Multiple Choice

Why do unmarried people tend to have higher levels of psychological distress than their married counterparts?

A) On average, unmarried individuals have lower levels of social support that married people.
B) On average, unmarried individuals have lower levels of self-complexity than married people.
C) On average, unmarried individuals have lower levels of self-esteem and mastery than married people.
D) all of the above
E) On average, unmarried individuals experience more stressors than married people.