According to Furstenberg and Kiernan, most researchers
A) are coming closer to establishing the truth about the lasting effects of divorce on children.
B) are now able to define the specific factors that lead to better adjustment of children of divorce.
C) are becoming more wary about making blanket statements about a complex phenomenon such as divorce.
D) no longer wish to do research on divorce because of serious ethical and practical concerns.

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Furstenberg and Kiernan suggest that many researchers are becoming more cautious about making blanket statements about the effects of divorce on children, recognizing the complexity and diversity of experiences among families going through divorce.

According to Furstenberg and Kiernan, Most Researchers