Evidence from Studies of Biological Differences in Sexual Orientation Is

question 37

Multiple Choice

Evidence from studies of biological differences in sexual orientation is most likely to lead to what conclusion?

• A) Biological factors are much stronger for lesbian women than for gay men.
• B) Biology allows us to predict sexual orientation for almost 90% of people.
• C) Biology probably interacts with social influences in predicting sexual orientation.
• D) Biology plays no role in influencing sexual orientation.

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