This Factor Is Most Significant in Accounting for Differences Between

question 68

Multiple Choice

This factor is most significant in accounting for differences between children who live with both biological parents and those living in single-parent, remarried, cohabiting, or stepparent households.

• A)religious factors
• B)educational factors
• C)economic factors
• D)racial factors

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