Compared to those in two-parent families, children in single-parent families:
A) are more likely to get involved in early sexual activity and adolescent pregnancy.
B) have lower rates of antisocial behavior, aggression, anxiety, depression, and school problems.
C) are less likely to use illicit drugs.
D) are unlikely to have poorer mental and physical health.

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Children in single-parent families often face more challenges, including economic hardship and less supervision, which can lead to higher rates of early sexual activity and adolescent pregnancy.

Compared to Those in Two-Parent Families, Children in Single-Parent Families