The "Modern Family Effect" Is the Argument That

The "Modern Family Effect" is the argument that

A) changing cultural and moral norms has allowed more diverse family styles to develop for the first time in American history.
B) a television show based on a same-sex couple's daily life has made its audience more accepting of difference.
C) the family functions more liberally when there is enhanced technological opportunity.
D) media influences religious beliefs and church attitudes toward social changes.