In His Typology, Peter Stein States That There Are Four

question 56

Multiple Choice

In his typology, Peter Stein states that there are four categories of singles. In this category are those singles who wanted to marry but did not find a marriage mate. These singles may be never married, divorced, or widowed. Over time, they come to accept their unmarried status.

• A) involuntary temporary singles
• B) voluntary permanent singles
• C) voluntary temporary singles
• D) involuntary permanent singles

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