When compared with teens in married, two-biological-parent homes, those in single-parent and cohabiting families are more likely to experience all EXCEPT which of the following?

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Teens in single-parent and cohabiting families do not necessarily have higher teen pregnancy rates compared to those in married, two-biological-parent homes. Factors influencing teen pregnancy rates can include education, access to contraception, and community norms, which can vary widely regardless of family structure.

When Compared with Teens in Married, Two-Biological-Parent Homes, Those in Single-Parent