Researchers Believe That Teens Who Identify as LGBTQ+ May Have

Researchers believe that teens who identify as LGBTQ+ may have different patterns of sexual activity than their heterosexual counterparts for which of the following reasons?

A) Sexuality is more central to the personal identity of a LGBTQ+ teen and so sexual activity is more likely.
B) They are alienated by heterosexist sex education and thus messages from sex education in school do not influence their behaviour.
C) They are more likely to have sexual intercourse with the opposite sex to "test" whether they are really LGBTQ+.
D) Teens who are LGBTQ+ are less likely to have sexual intercourse because they are not attracted to the opposite sex and are not ready to "come out" during their teen years.