Current Family Systems Models of CSA Hold That

Current family systems models of CSA hold that:

A) It is primarily the mother who is responsible for the occurrence of CSA in the family.
B) CSA tends to act as a destabilizing force in an already malfunctioning family.
C) One or more family members contribute to an environment that permits/encourages CSA.
D) CSA cannot occur in a family where the siblings are well-functioning and protective.