Which of the Following Is a Criticism of the Structural-Functional

Which of the following is a criticism of the structural-functional analysis of sexuality?

A) It is limited by the fact that not everything is as variable as these theorists claim.
B) This approach overlooks the fact that sexuality is not a power issue for everyone.
C) This approach pays little attention to the great diversity of sexual ideas and practices found within every society.
D) The theory pays little attention to strides our society has made toward eliminating injustice between the sexes.
E) It overemphasizes the fact that sexual patterns change over time.