Research Findings on Arranged Marriages Support Which of the Following

question 3

Multiple Choice

Research findings on arranged marriages support which of the following statements?

• A) Initially individuals in arranged marriages report more satisfaction in relationships than non-arranged marriages then report less satisfaction over time.
• B) Individuals in arranged marriages report no difference in long-term satisfaction than non-arranged marriages.
• C) Individuals in arranged marriages report less long-term satisfaction than non-arranged marriages.
• D) Individuals in arranged marriages report more long-term satisfaction than non-arranged marriages.

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