Middle-class and affluent families were the first to develop an emphasis on emotional bonds in family life because
A) popular culture and the media promoted doing so.
B) they had less need to consider the economic impact of mate selection.
C) they tended to be less religious.
D) they had more education.

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Middle-class and affluent families were more likely to emphasize emotional bonds in family life because their financial stability reduced the necessity of considering economic factors in mate selection, allowing for a greater focus on emotional compatibility and love.

Middle-Class and Affluent Families Were the First to Develop an Emphasis