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True
False
True
False
True
False
Less reluctant
Slower
Quicker
None of the above
Mental cruelty
Adultery
Emotional dissatisfaction
Nonsupport
Followed; preceded
Hurt; helped
Preceded; followed
Deterred; fostered
Drop out of high school
Be out of work
All of the above
Have a child as a teenager
Co-parenting
Parallel parenting
Joint legal custody
Joint upbringing
True
False
Remaining male-dominated
Dissolving the tie with the biological parent
Creating a new extended family
Fewer links for the children to the original family
True
False
There is no agreement
3-5 years
1 year
2-4 years
A signed prenuptial agreement
Their relationship with the noncustodial parent
The efforts they put into developing a close relationship with the children
The "hands-on" care of their children
Affinity seeker
Intimate outsider
Polite outsider
Family healer
True
False
All of the above
Corresponding
Giving or receiving help
Seeing each other regularly
The sex of the child
The age of the step-parent
The age of the child when the step-parent joined the family
The sex of the step-parent
True
False
Slightly less
Far less
Just as
More
Health
Geographical distance
Love
Previous relations
All of the above
Grandparents have strong bonds with their children and grandchildren
Adult children have their parents available to them well into midlife
Parents take in daughters and grandchildren after divorce
True
False
Drug abuse or illness
Incarceration of parent
All of the above
Child abuse by a parent
Fewer grandchildren and more resources to give them
Lack of telephone contact
Living at a geographic distance
Children needing to be raised and remaining in the home
A hands-off approach
Sharing the same household
Sharing the same neighborhood
"intimacy at a distance."