According to research on blended families,which child is most likely to have adjustment problems when his or her mother remarries?

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Research suggests that older children, particularly teenage girls, have a harder time adjusting to a step-parent and step-siblings than younger children. They may feel more resentment towards the new partner and have a stronger sense of loyalty to their biological parent. Therefore, Selma, a 15-year-old girl, is most likely to have adjustment problems when her mother remarries.

According to Research on Blended Families,which Child Is Most Likely