The "Traditionalizing Influence of Parenthood" Refers to the Idea That

The "traditionalizing influence of parenthood" refers to the idea that

A) Traditional pronatalist expectations strongly influence couples without children.
B) Having a child forces couples with traditional gender-role expectations to develop more flexible and egalitarian roles.
C) Once they have a child, a couple's gender roles tend to become more traditional.
D) Parents generally teach their children to have more traditional gender roles than they themselves have.
E) High rates of parenthood in a society tends to destabilize the traditional normative structure.