As compared to children in two-parent families,children in single-parent families are:
A)never well adjusted.
B)more likely to be poor.
C)more likely to develop close relations.
D)less likely to have trust issues.

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Children in single-parent families are more likely to experience poverty due to the absence of a second income. This economic disadvantage can affect the child's overall well-being and can result in negative outcomes such as academic struggles, emotional distress, and social isolation. However, it is not accurate to say that all children in single-parent families are never well adjusted and it depends on a variety of factors such as the quality of parenting, support systems, and resources available. It is also not necessarily true that children in single-parent families are more likely to develop close relations or less likely to have trust issues as these outcomes can also vary depending on individual circumstances.

As Compared to Children in Two-Parent Families,children in Single-Parent Families