Children whose parents have divorced are twice as likely as children whose parents are still together to:

A) have problems in school.
B) to be happy.
C) to be more socially competent.
D) to be more socially responsible.

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Final Answer : A, Explanation :  Children whose parents have divorced are more likely to experience difficulties in school due to the emotional and psychological impact of the divorce.

Children whose parents have divorced are twice as likely as children whose parents are still together to:

A) have problems in school.
B) to be happy.
C) to be more socially competent.
D) to be more socially responsible.

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Children whose parents have divorced are twice as likely as children whose parents are still together to:A) have problems in school.B) to be happy.C) to be more socially competent.D) to be more socially responsible.

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Children whose parents have divorced are twice as likely as children whose parents are still together to:

A) have problems in school.
B) to be happy.
C) to be more socially competent.
D) to be more socially responsible.