Which statement concerning the origins of sexual orientation is true?

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Though there is no definitive evidence for the origins of sexual orientation, interest in the same sex tends to occur at a younger age in males and at a later age in females.

Answer: C 
 Some research suggests that gay males may reject things they classify as "feminine" in order to distance themselves from stereotypes and societal expectations around homosexuality.

Answer: D 
 There is some evidence to suggest that hormonal exposure in the womb may play a role in sexual orientation, though this is far from definitive and does not invalidate the role of social and cultural factors. There is also no "gay gene" or singular genetic marker that determines sexual orientation. There is simply no evidence that there is no role of hormones in the development of sexual orientation, which makes this answer incorrect.

Answer: A 
 There is no evidence to suggest that a "lesbian gene" or any singular genetic marker determines sexual orientation. Sexual orientation is likely the result of complex interactions between genetic, hormonal, social, and cultural factors.

Which Statement Concerning the Origins of Sexual Orientation Is True