In the Context of Genes as a Potential Source of Sexual

question 101

Multiple Choice

In the context of genes as a potential source of sexual orientation:

• A) genes are irrelevant as a possible source or cause of sexual orientation.
• B) twin studies show how the combination of genetics and interactive biopsychosocial sources may explain sexual orientation.
• C) it is scientifically possible to establish connections between genes and behavioral traits,including sexual orientation.
• D) the occurrence of sexual orientation involves one gene which produces the effect of attraction to one gender or the other.
• E) timing and maturation of the human body is not necessary for the development of sexual orientation.

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