According to the text, divorced men

• A. Are considerably less likely than divorced women to have custody of children.
• B. Tend to have less leisure time in comparison with divorced women, thus making it difficult for them to reenter the dating scene.
• C. Remarry far less frequently in comparison with divorced women.
• D. All of the above

Answer: (B)

When analyzing how divorce affects dating prospects, the key factor described is how daily time resources influence opportunities to meet someone new. The text notes that divorced men end up with less leisure time than divorced women, and that this reduced free time constrains their ability to go out, socialize, and pursue new dating connections. Leisure time is a practical resource for dating activities—going places, meeting people, and building social circles—and having less of it makes reentering the dating scene harder for men. That explanation fits the scenario the material emphasizes, making it the best answer.

Context for the other ideas: while custody patterns and remarriage rates can differ by gender, the passage draws attention to time and leisure as the limiting factor for dating, rather than custody status or remarrying frequency. Hence, the option focusing on reduced leisure time and its impact on dating aligns most closely with what the text describes.