Because children of single parents tend to have more power than children of two-parent families, they typically do not learn the importance of cooperation.

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This statement is false. Children of single parents do not necessarily have more power than children of two-parent families, and their family structure does not dictate their ability to learn the importance of cooperation. Cooperation can be taught and encouraged in any family structure.

Because Children of Single Parents Tend to Have More Power