Kalmijn and Flap (2001) examined data from 1,500 couples, and they found that meeting at school resulted in the highest rate of
A) passion.
B) homogamy.
C) divorce.
D) intimacy.

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Kalmijn and Flap (2001) found that meeting at school resulted in the highest rate of homogamy, meaning couples who met at school were most likely to share similar characteristics and values, which is associated with greater relationship satisfaction and stability. The study did not specifically examine passion, divorce, or intimacy as outcomes.

Kalmijn and Flap (2001) Examined Data from 1,500 Couples, and They