In a survey conducted by AARP (2004), divorced adults reported that they had generally stayed married and postponed their divorces because of
A) their children.
B) financial problems.
C) religious beliefs.
D) cultural norms.

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According to the survey conducted by AARP in 2004, divorced adults reported that they had postponed their divorces because of their children. This implies that the well-being of their children was a crucial factor in their decision-making process, and they wanted to maintain the stability of their family for the sake of their children's emotional and social development. None of the other options – financial problems, religious beliefs, or cultural norms – were reported as the primary reason for postponing divorces by a majority of respondents in the survey.

In a Survey Conducted by AARP (2004), Divorced Adults Reported