Fathers Who Wanted Custody or Increased Visitation and Met Obstacles

Fathers who wanted custody or increased visitation and met obstacles challenged the psychological assumption

A) that a maximal amount of continuity and a minimal amount of disruption in relationships was essential for healthy child development
B) that children could not learn to adapt or to learn how to cope positively to differing parental styles
C) that having contact with two parents was detrimental to child well-being
D) all of the above