Scientific research on sexual orientation supports which of the following conclusions?

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Current scientific research does not support the idea that differences in adult levels of sex hormones between heterosexual and homosexual males are significant in determining sexual orientation (A), nor does it uphold the notion that homosexuality can be adequately explained by classical conditioning principles during parenting (B) or by having ineffectual fathers and seductive mothers (C). However, there is evidence suggesting that homosexual men and women are more likely to engage in gender-nonconforming behaviors during childhood (D), indicating a correlation between early gender-nonconforming behaviors and adult sexual orientation.

Scientific Research on Sexual Orientation Supports Which of the Following