In Custody Decisions, the Approximation Rule States That

In custody decisions, the approximation rule states that:

A) the child should be placed in the home of the parent who makes the most money.
B) the child should be placed with the mother if the child is young and with the father if the child is old enough to desire such an arrangement.
C) the child should remain in placement that is true to the caretaking relationship that existed prior to the divorce.
D) the child should remain with the same-sex parent.