Which of the Following Best Describes the Traditional View of Intersexuality

Which of the following best describes the traditional view of intersexuality in modern Western culture?

A) Modern Western culture generally has welcomed intersexed individuals and created a special social role for them.
B) Modern Western culture has generally embraced a one-sex model in which both females and intersexed individuals are considered less developed versions of males.
C) Modern Western culture has tended to view intersexuality as a biological accident or disease.
D) Unlike many other cultures, modern Western culture generally has been unconcerned with gender roles and the sexual categorization of individuals and so has not recognized intersexuality.