Which of the following events are teen mothers more likely to experience?

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Studies have shown that teenage mothers are more likely to face economic challenges than their counterparts who delay childbirth. They are less likely to complete their education, and as a result, experience difficulties in securing better-paying jobs.

Answer: B
 While teenage pregnancy can be challenging, some teenage mothers report feeling a sense of purpose and achievement after giving birth, leading to an increase in self-esteem and confidence.

Answer: D
 Teenage mothers who continue their education after childbirth have a higher likelihood of graduating from high school than those who drop out. This can help improve their job prospects and economic status in the future.

Option C is not a likely event for teenage mothers as teenage marriages are generally not sustained in the long term.

Which of the Following Events Are Teen Mothers More Likely