​In a Study of the Experience of Children from Lesbian-Parented

​In a study of the experience of children from lesbian-parented families in the United States, van Gelderen, Gartrell, Bos, van Rooij, and Hermanns found that:

A) ​the stigmatization experiences because of their lesbian family status most often took place in a school setting.
B) ​70% of the children stated that they have never experienced any kind of stigmatization because of their lesbian family status.
C) girls were more likely to use negative coping strategies to deal with stigmatization because of their lesbian family status than boys.
D) these children rarely responded with positive coping strategies to deal with stigmatization because of their lesbian family status.