After controlling for other factors,children ________ achieve better life outcomes.
A) whose parents are cohabiting
B) whose parents are divorced but living together
C) raised by both parents
D) living with a close relative

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Research consistently shows that children raised by both parents generally achieve better life outcomes, including better academic performance, fewer behavioral problems, and higher self-esteem. Cohabiting and divorced parents living together may not provide the same level of stability and support as two parents living together. Living with a close relative may provide some support, but it depends on the specific circumstances and relationship between the child and relative.

After Controlling for Other Factors,children ________ Achieve Better Life Outcomes