Question

question 36
1 pts
binuclear families differ from joint - custody families in that...
not all binuclear families have joint custody.
in the binuclear family, children are always part of two or more households.
not all binuclear families have joint custody and in the binuclear family, children are always part of two or more households.
none of these; binuclear and joint - custody families are the same.

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each option:

• Option 1: "not all binuclear families have joint custody" is correct as some binuclear families may not have joint custody (e.g., one parent has sole custody but the family still has two households in a broader sense).
• Option 2: "in the binuclear family, children are always part of two or more households" is correct as a binuclear family by definition involves children being part of two (or more) households (from the separated parents).
• Option 3 combines both correct statements.
• Option 4 is wrong as binuclear and joint - custody families are not the same (joint - custody is a legal arrangement, binuclear is a family structure; not all binuclear have joint custody, but binuclear always has children in multiple households). So the correct option is the one that combines both correct facts.

Answer:

C. not all binuclear families have joint custody and in the binuclear family, children are always part of two or more households.