Genetically Female Children Exposed to Excess Testosterone During Prenatal Development

Genetically female children exposed to excess testosterone during prenatal development often tend to dress and play in male-typical ways. To avoid overestimating the influence of prenatal hormones on these behaviors, we should note that these children

A) have unusually reactive temperaments.
B) may be treated more like boys because they frequently look masculine.
C) are affected by a variety of random errors in gene replication.
D) develop a more masculine brain-wiring pattern before birth.