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Living with a single mother means poverty for over 50% of children. True or False? False
About 50% of marriages begun today will end in divorce. True or False? True
Most families live close to extended family members who can give them help when needed. True or False? False
Traditional families, with a working father and a mother at home with the children, comprise only 15% of American families, according to the last census. True or False? False
The average family size is larger today than in the 1950's. True or False? False
A key reason that families are different today than in the 1950's is Changes in women's roles
Men and women today often delay marriage because of Economic pressures and need for education
Stress is caused in many families today by Increased hours spent in work
Particular risk factors for poverty for families are Single parenthood; Low educational attainment; Part-time or no employment
Most single-parent families are Headed by mothers
A child-centered society implies that More information about child development is available for parents
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