The few, and admittedly biased, studies of children growing up in gay or lesbian families compared to heterosexual families show that
A. there are substantial differences between the two.
B. there are differences for girls but not boys in the homosexual families.
C. there is little significant difference between the two.
D. there are differences for boys but not girls in the homosexual families.
Answer: C
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