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There are several reasons for the rise in the single parent homes (divided families). One of the most basic reasons has to do with <u>commitment</u> to marriage vows. Many decide the first time things get rough, they won't work on the problem together but just opt for a divorce. A <u>divorce no longer holds the stigma</u> it once did so people feel more free in using it as a solution. Being a single parent, although difficult at times, doesn't have to be someone confined to the home for childcare 24/7 but are <u>educated and can afford to go it on their own</u>. Women, or even men, <u>do not have to suffer physical, mental or verbal abuse at the hand on their mate </u>as people now recognize this type of abuse is not the person's fault. To the list of reasons for separated families we can add 1)<u>immaturity</u> 2)<u> feeling of entitlement</u> 3) <u>lack of spirituality in the home</u> 4)<u> welfare is more profitable as a single parent </u>and 5)<u> basic family values have not been passes down from older generations.</u>
Option (c) 1 in 54 is correct.
Every 1 in 54 children in United States have autism.
<h3>What is autism?</h3>
- ASD, often known as autism spectrum disorder, is a neurological and developmental condition that affects how people connect with others, communicate, learn, and conduct.
- Although autism can be identified at any age, because symptoms typically emerge in the first two years of life, autism is referred to be a "developmental condition."
- Autism symptoms include: Issues with social connections. verbal and nonverbal communication impairment.
- The frequency of autism in the US has gradually increased since researchers started monitoring it in 2000.
- Autism is characterized by a pattern of repetitive behavior and narrow, constrained interests. Concerns about a "epidemic" of autism have been raised by the rate increase.
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