A Common Reason for Getting Married Is Companionship

question 35

Multiple Choice

A common reason for getting married is companionship.How has the need for companionship decreased as a reason for marriage, especially in cities?

• A) the rise of cohabitation and the acceptance of parenthood outside marriage
• B) the growing economic instability
• C) the reliance on peers and urban clusters for company and support
• D) the thinning out of the marriage market

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