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amanda fowler
on Dec 26, 2024
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Children who live with unmarried cohabiting parents who have close, caring relationships with them and whose union is stable still develop less as well as their counterparts whose parents' marriage is stable.
Unmarried Cohabiting Parents
Couples who live together and have a child or children without being legally married.
Stable
Something that is not likely to change, give way, or falter; enduring and consistent.
- Gain insight into the effect that familial arrangements and dynamics have on the developmental process of children.
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Learning Objectives
- Gain insight into the effect that familial arrangements and dynamics have on the developmental process of children.
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