Multiple Choice
Research comparing identical twins show that
A) sexual orientation is not genetically determined.
B) there is a perfect match, such that if one identical twin is gay, so is the other twin.
C) the environment plays no part in determining sexual orientation.
D) if one identical twin is gay, the other twin has a higher than normal chance of being gay also.
Correct Answer:
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