Lisa Lives with Her Father, Who Is Gay, and His

Lisa lives with her father, who is gay, and his partner. Which of the following statements best describes Lisa's development in this non-traditional family?

A) Lisa will face antigay prejudice and harassment from peers which will significantly damage her self-esteem.
B) Lisa will develop typically and will likely develop coping skills to deal with any teasing or harassment she receives from peers.
C) Lisa's development will be significantly different from her peers who live in traditional homes, especially with regard to her own sexual preferences.
D) Lisa will face antigay prejudice and harassment from peers which will significantly increase her likelihood for psychological disturbances.