Policies That Prevent Family Problems from Developing Are Difficult to Adopt

Policies that prevent family problems from developing are difficult to adopt because

A) families are seen as private institutions that should not be interfered with.
B) there is little political will.
C) it is more beneficial politically to blame parents for the problems which develop within families.
D) it is difficult to get a consensus on the definition of the family and what the goals of policy should be.
E) parents do not want state interference in the family.