Recent Research Shows That Women Living in Poor Communities Often

Recent research shows that women living in poor communities often want to get married, but feel they should wait to do so until they have financial stability. However, they are often stuck in low-paying jobs with little room for advancement that leads to this financial stability. In addition, they tend to view being a mother as the most meaningful thing they can do and the most important source of identity in their lives. Thus, according to research, women living in poor communities tend to

A) have fewer children and have them closer together in age than women living in richer communities
B) have fewer children and have them farther apart in age than women living in richer communities
C) realize they have a likelihood of financial stability and finding a suitable partner to marry, thus delaying motherhood by more than five years compared to their counterparts living in richer communities
D) realize they have a low likelihood of financial stability and finding a suitable partner to marry, thus having children without a suitable partner to marry.