Protective Factors That Make It Less Likely That Divorce Will

Protective factors that make it less likely that divorce will adversely affect the children involved include

A) parents with a low conflict marriage and parents who are cooperative and do not expose their children to parental conflict.
B) either parent becoming involved with a new partner and parents who are competent and well-adjusted.
C) a custodial parent with family support and a non-custodial parent with regular and consistent contact with the children.
D) Diminished parenting and parents who are cooperative and do not expose their children to parental conflict.