In Social Psychology, the "Nature Versus Nurture" Debate ____

In social psychology, the "nature versus nurture" debate ____.

A) rages on with more fervor as more controversies arise about its essential premise
B) has largely died out; most social psychologists maintain that human behavior is shaped mostly by social forces
C) has largely died out; most social psychologists maintain that human behavior is shaped mostly by genetic forces
D) has been reframed; the debate now concerns how nature and nurture interact with one another and influence one another