Children in divorced families are LESS likely than children in nondivorced families to:

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Children in divorced families often face challenges that can impact their ability to form competent intimate relationships, as they might have experienced disruptions in their understanding of stable relationships. However, research indicates that they are more likely, not less, to experience the other issues listed (early sexual activity, drug use, and low self-esteem) compared to their peers from non-divorced families.

Children in Divorced Families Are LESS Likely Than Children in Nondivorced