In "The Ties That Bind Are Fraying," McPherson and His

In "The Ties That Bind Are Fraying," McPherson and his colleagues found that, among men and women,

A) women's strongest social ties are with those in their neighborhood.
B) job-related stress and money worries are the main contributors to divorce for women, whereas for men it is unhappiness about sex.
C) their lives have become increasingly intertwined, in terms of a person's closest confidant.
D) there is no difference in their use of social media, but women use it more to communicate with people they know, while men use it to communicate with strangers.