Among the Conclusions Stephanie Coontz Draws from Her Work Is

Among the conclusions Stephanie Coontz draws from her work is that

A) only in recent history and in affluent countries has the idea become popular that people should only marry someone to whom they are strongly emotionally attached ("in love") .
B) marriages in which a man and a woman express strong love for each other have always been more successful than marriages arranged by the couple's families.
C) children are best cared for when a marriage between a man and a woman stresses marital fidelity (no extramarital sexual activity) and neolocality (living apart from other relatives) .
D) the love that sustains a marriage is apparent before a marriage occurs, not after two people get to know each other and accept the inevitability of living together forever.