Gender-Role Nonconformity Studies of Sexual Orientation Show That

Gender-role nonconformity studies of sexual orientation show that:

A) as children,gay men on average are more feminine than straight men.
B) cross-gender boys are viewed more negatively than cross-gender girls.
C) cross-gender boys are likely to be harassed by their peers.
D) gay men report themselves to have been "outsiders" as children.
E) all of these are true