Which of the following is NOT an issue created by remarriage when couples who already have children then have children together?

A) Children may be fear that new children will be loved more or receive more attention.
B) Parents may worry about dividing their attention among the children.
C) Ex-spouses and ex-grandparents may want to have input to the new family that may not be welcomed by the remarried spouses.
D) Children who belong to both parents may feel less loved and more smothered than their other siblings.

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(K12_HN) Hoang Thu Thao · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : D, Explanation :  The issue of children who belong to both parents feeling less loved and more smothered than their other siblings is not typically an issue in remarriage situations where couples have children together. This issue is more common in situations where one parent has children from a previous relationship and those children feel ignored or overshadowed by the new step-siblings or half-siblings.

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