For Young Adults, the Successful Resolution of Erikson's Intimacy Crisis

For young adults, the successful resolution of Erikson's intimacy crisis has its foundations in their attachment with their parents. The role of parents in promoting young adults' achievement of a sense of intimacy is that:

A) Many patterns that young adults bring into their intimate relationships with significant others are developed in the relationships they have with their parents.
B) Parents play a pivotal role in sanctioning who the young adult will choose as an intimate partner.
C) The ability for one to have a positive relationship with one's father during adolescence is related to more positive relationships in young adulthood.
D) High intimacy with both parents is necessary if the young adult hopes to have an intimate relationship with anyone else.