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"All else being equal" is an implied assumption here. Yes, two abusive parents are worse than one good parent. But two good parents are better than one good par
by compiler-guy 5y ago
"All else being equal" is an implied assumption here. Yes, two abusive parents are worse than one good parent. But two good parents are better than one good parent. It is probably also the case that one good parent and one abusive parent is better than one abusive parent alone.
- balfirevic 5y ago> But two good parents are better than one good parent. What about 3?
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- kbelder 5y agoProbably better, if they're good. But I suspect that it's a lot harder to find n-way relationship that are long-term stable, the higher n goes.