Which best describes the implications of the Meyer-Bahlburg (2005) study (examining genetic males raised as females) for the nature versus nurture debate as it relates to the development of gender identity?

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The Meyer-Bahlburg (2005) study found that genetic males raised as females typically identify as male, suggesting that biological variables (e.g., chromosomes and hormones) have a strong influence on gender identity. However, the study also found that some genetic males raised as females do identify as female, suggesting that socialization and rearing can also play a role.

Which Best Describes the Implications of the Meyer-Bahlburg (2005) Study