Which of the following statements about models of effective parenthood is true?
A) Overall, men are more likely than women to communicate effectively, be flexible when family problems arise, and build a healthy picture of themselves as successful parents.
B) Parents who have had positive experiences in their own childhoods often have trouble building a healthy picture of themselves as parents and have conflicted relationships with their children.
C) Many parents come to terms with negative experiences in their own childhoods, recognize that other options are available to them, and build healthier and happier relationships with their children.
D) When men and women have had poor relationships with their own parents, they are more likely to develop positive images of themselves as parents.

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This statement accurately reflects the idea that some parents who have experienced negative experiences in their own childhoods can still build healthier relationships with their own children by recognizing that other options and approaches are available to them. Option A is incorrect because it makes a gender-based generalization that men are more effective parents, which is not necessarily true. Option B is incorrect because it suggests that positive childhood experiences lead to conflicted relationships with one's children, which is illogical. Option D is incorrect because it suggests that poor relationships with one's own parents will lead to positive images of oneself as a parent, which is not supported by evidence.

Which of the Following Statements About Models of Effective Parenthood