All of the Following Statements About Difficult Coparenting Relationships Are

question 23

Multiple Choice

All of the following statements about difficult coparenting relationships are true, EXCEPT:

• A) Parents often use children as a source of information about their ex-spouses.
• B) Children do not feel as if they need to choose sides between parents.
• C) Children's adjustment can be negatively impacted when coparents are in high conflict.
• D) Difficulties between coparents are usually due to unresolved marital conflicts.

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Role Socialization

The process of learning the norms and behaviors associated with a particular social role within society.

Gender Schemas

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