Children who grow up with a cohabiting couple are less likely to experience domestic violence because it is easier for their mother to leave the relationship.

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Shahil Rafeek · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : False, Explanation :  Research indicates that children living with cohabiting couples may actually face higher risks of domestic violence and abuse compared to those living with married parents. Cohabitation itself does not make it easier for a partner to leave an abusive relationship, and various factors, including economic dependency and fear of violence, can make leaving difficult regardless of marital status.

Children who grow up with a cohabiting couple are less likely to experience domestic violence because it is easier for their mother to leave the relationship.

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