The Parent Alienation Syndrome

The Parent Alienation Syndrome

A) claims that children are not caught up in parental hostility because most parents keep knowledge of their difficulties from their children, alienating their children when they find out
B) is well accepted by psychologists, advocates and lawyers because it is so well validated by extensive research
C) is not admitted through expert testimony in most courts
D) is one syndrome that is rarely considered "junk science"