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A number of studies highlight that selection does not fully account for the cohabitation effect. Those who began cohabiting prior to a formal engagement were found to ___________compared to those who cohabited only after engagement or not at all before marriage.
A) have more negative interactions
B) lower levels of interpersonal commitment to their partners
C) lower relationship quality
D) lower levels of confidence in their relationships

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