Question

In general, which of the following is NOT true concerning teens and marriage?
A. Many married teens may experience changes in friendships.
B. Many married teens may experience limitations on income.
C. Many married teens may experience resentment within the relationship.
D. Many married teens remain together for a large number of years.

Answer 1

Heya,

The answer to your question is :

B. Many married teens may experience limitations on income.

Regards,

Khushali.

Answer 2

d. Many married teens remain together for a large number of years.

Explanation:

• The union of two teenagers, aged between 13-19 years, who are married is teenage marriage. Several factors contribute to marriage in teens such as teenage pregnancy, love, security,  religion, family, wealth, arranged marriage, peer pressure, economic/political reasons, cultural reasons, and social advancement.
• Researchers also found that teenagers' married couples also have less advantages than those who marry after adolescence, and come from troubled families, poor education and have low-level occupations. A majority of teen relationships are complex, many resulting in divorce