When divorced parents' relationship with each other is harmonious and they use authoritative parenting,the children's

A) adjustment begins to improve.
B) thoughts are falsely suspecting reconciliation.
C) thinking is very confused.
D) None of these.

When divorced parents have a harmonious relationship with each other and use authoritative parenting, the children's adjustment begins to improve. This is because authoritative parenting involves setting clear limits and boundaries while also being warm and nurturing, which helps children feel secure and well-cared for. When parents are able to work together effectively in co-parenting after a divorce, children benefit from the stability and predictability of consistent rules and expectations.