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The impact of divorce is likely to be more harmful

The impact of divorce is likely to be more harmful
a.   for girls than for boys.
b.   for boys than for girls.
c.   if it occurs during the preschool or college years, rather than during the elementary through high
school years.
d.   if it occurs during the elementary through high school ,years rather than during the preschool or
college years.

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Children and Their Development

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Authors: Kail, Barnfield

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