Which conclusion is best supported by current research evidence regarding the sexual orientation of most children who are reared by cohabiting same-sex parents?

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Current research evidence suggests that children who are reared by cohabiting same-sex parents are just as likely to be heterosexual as are children who are reared by heterosexuals. Studies have consistently found that the sexual orientation of parents does not determine the sexual orientation of their children. Factors such as genetic predisposition and social learning are still being investigated, but none of them have shown sufficient evidence to support a connection between parental sexual orientation and the sexual orientation of their children. Therefore, it is most accurate to conclude that children of same-sex couples are not any more likely to be homosexual than those of opposite-sex couples.

Which Conclusion Is Best Supported by Current Research Evidence Regarding