One Finding from a Large Nationwide Study of Single-Parent and Two-Parent

question 91

Multiple Choice

One finding from a large nationwide study of single-parent and two-parent families in Sweden was:

• A) children in single-parent families were better off than children in two-parent families.
• B) socioeconomic status was not important when comparing the differences in outcomes for children in these two groups.
• C) when socioeconomic status was taken into account, there were no differences between the outcomes for children in these two groups.
• D) even when socioeconomic status was taken into account, children from single-parent families were at greater risk for developmental problems.

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