In the second half of the twentieth century, family diversity was promoted through institutional factors that
A) encouraged aging people to move in with their married adult children.
B) allowed people to structure their lives independently through welfare and pension programs.
C) discouraged home ownership.
D) contributed to the decline in women's employment.

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In the second half of the twentieth century, welfare and pension programs allowed individuals more independence in structuring their lives, contributing to family diversity by reducing the economic necessity for traditional family structures.

In the Second Half of the Twentieth Century, Family Diversity