A study indicates Americans are pessimistic about tying the knot and the institution of family.

<div class="block">A study indicates Americans are pessimistic about tying the knot and the institution of family.</div>

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Pew Study: Mixed Views on the Modern Family

Let's take a look at our good to know. Headlines, Hanna. A new study indicates Americans are pessimistic about time and not but have traditional ideas about other aspects of family life. While the Pew Research Center study found 40% of Americans say they are very somewhat pessimistic about the institution of marriage and family. The study found only 25% are barriers, somewhat optimistic. Researchers also asked people about different trends like living together before marriage and couples getting married later in life and having fewer Children. The trend that was viewed most negatively was fewer Children being raised by two married parents. 49% of respondents said it will have a negative impact on the country.