The case study known as the "twins case" relating to changing sexual identity shows that:
A) authority figures are not necessarily trustworthy
B) research on the topic of sexual identity was and is) rudimentary at best
C) nature is as crucial in determining human sexual identity as is nurture
D) all of the above
E) none of the above

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The "twins case" shows that authority figures are not necessarily trustworthy as the psychiatrist who conducted the study was biased and manipulated the results. It also indicates that research on the topic of sexual identity was rudimentary at best at the time of the study. Furthermore, the case highlights the importance of both nature and nurture in determining human sexual identity, as one of the twins identified as homosexual while the other did not, despite being raised in the same environment.

The Case Study Known as the "Twins Case" Relating to Changing