Judith Wallerstein's Longitudinal Study of Children Whose Parents Divorced Showed

question 102

Multiple Choice

Judith Wallerstein's longitudinal study of children whose parents divorced showed that their parents' divorce negatively affected the grown children's relationships. Regarding her study,

• A) Sociologists conclude that divorce is bad for children
• B) Sociologists have shown that what is better for the children depends very little on the quality of the relationships the parents have with their children
• C) Sociologists tend to exaggerate the negative effects of divorce on children
• D) Sociologists note that her sample and methods were limited

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