The Eastons had a rocky courtship. They broke up twice before getting engaged and married. There were a few differences that they didn't seem able to reconcile, but they hoped marriage would provide them with some stability. Several months into marriage, they found themselves fighting about the same things again and on the road to divorce. Their experience goes along with the:

a. disillusionment

b. enduring dynamics

c. reactive stress

d. emergent distress

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Josie Adkins

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5 January, 16:50

The Eastons had a rocky courtship. They broke up twice before getting engaged and married. There were a few differences that they didn't seem able to reconcile, but they hoped marriage would provide them with some stability. Several months into marriage, they found themselves fighting about the same things again and on the road to divorce. Their experience goes along with the:

a. disillusionment

b. enduring dynamics

c. reactive stress

d. emergent distress

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Glenn Beasley · Answer 1

A and B, these two options are correlated.

Explanation:

Through their relationship they experienced enduring dynamics (back and force) but they hoped marriage would provide them with some stability (disillusionment) on their beliefs and hopes.