When Compared to Heterosexual Parents, the Literature Concludes That Granting

When compared to heterosexual parents, the literature concludes that granting custody and visitation rights to homosexual parents

A) results in no differences in parenting styles, child adjustment, or sexual orientation.
B) is not in the best interest of the child.
C) results in a tendency for the children to become confused over their own sexual orientation.
D) causes children to fail to develop an appropriate role model of the opposite sex.