The central premise of Money and Ehrhardt's biosocial theory of gender-role development is that
A) biology is more important than socialization at determining the outcomes of gender-typing
B) socialization is more important than biology at determining the outcomes of gender-typing
C) biological and social forces interact to determine the outcome of gender-typing
D) none of these
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