How are patterns of gay and lesbian cohabitation different from those of heterosexuals?

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Research suggests that gay and lesbian couples are more likely to distribute relationship roles based on interest and pragmatism rather than traditional gender-based expectations, leading to more egalitarian relationships.

Answer: C 
 There is evidence that gay men and lesbians are more likely to have higher levels of education and income than heterosexual couples, leading to greater economic resources.

Answer: D 
 While there is some evidence of conflict in homosexual relationships related to power dynamics, such as who is the breadwinner, this is not necessarily more prevalent than in heterosexual relationships. Option B is also incorrect as research shows that gay men and lesbians are generally just as committed to their relationships as heterosexuals.

How Are Patterns of Gay and Lesbian Cohabitation Different from Those