In Contrast to the Spill-Over Effect Mentioned in Question #10

In contrast to the spill-over effect mentioned in Question #10, the socialization effect suggests that children:

A) model their parents' conflict behavior.
B) are most likely to have an aggressive conflict style when their parents use dysfunctional parenting styles with them and aggressive conflict styles with each other.
C) of aggressive parents become so preoccupied with family problems that they find it difficult to make new friends.
D) are likely to develop aggressive conflict styles when their parents communicate differently with each than with the them, leading to role confusion.