Generally children and young adults experience positive outcomes after their parents' divorce if

A) the custodial parent remarries right away.
B) parents create a parenting plan so they can minimize communication after the divorce.
C) the children stay only with one parent rather than trying to spend a lot of time with both parents.
D) a parent's relocation doesn't disrupt the children's everyday life.

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Final Answer : D, Explanation :  Children generally experience positive outcomes after their parents' divorce if a parent's relocation doesn't disrupt the children's everyday life. This means that if custodial arrangements can be made to allow children to continue in the same school, see their friends and family, and participate in their usual activities, they are more likely to have positive outcomes. While a parenting plan can be helpful for minimizing communication, it is not necessarily the most important factor for children's well-being. Remarrying right away and spending time with both parents can also be positive or negative depending on the individual circumstances.

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