Which marriage is most likely to succeed? Both partners have parents who divorced their first spouse and then remarried. Both partners are nonreligious and getting married due to one of them being pregnant. Both partners have parents who are still married. Both partners are teenagers who have been committed to each other for over five years.

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Alexander Strickland

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12 August, 09:15

Which marriage is most likely to succeed? Both partners have parents who divorced their first spouse and then remarried. Both partners are nonreligious and getting married due to one of them being pregnant. Both partners have parents who are still married. Both partners are teenagers who have been committed to each other for over five years.

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The correct answer is Both partners have parents who are still married.

In this situation, one of the things that counts more than the couple's maturity, is the pattern known by both. Their parents' relationship patterns are good, because in both cases the parents are still married, which means that they understand better about the longevity of a relationship and this can lead them to have a lasting relationship.