Community remarriage involves changes in

• A. The residents' psyches.
• B. Community Programs Such as Crimewatch
• C. Social Relationships
• D. Social Policy

Answer: (C)

Remarriage in a community context mainly reshapes social relationships. When two people remarry, the surrounding social network often reorganizes as new roles emerge—step-parents and step-siblings join the family, bonds with extended relatives and friends shift, and parenting arrangements or in-law dynamics change. These changes influence daily interactions, support exchanges, and participation in community activities, all of which reflect how people relate to one another within blended families.

While a person’s feelings or broader programs and policies can be affected indirectly, the most immediate and visible impact of community remarriage is on the network of social relationships.