John Money's famous case study of ablatio penis was initially used to argue that

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John Money's case study of ablatio penis involved the gender reassignment of a male baby who lost his penis during a circumcision accident. Money argued that the baby could be successfully raised as a girl through socialization and hormones. However, the case study has been widely criticized and later evidence showed that biological factors such as genetic and hormonal influences also play a significant role in gender identity. Therefore, the case study can be used to argue that social learning dominates genes when it comes to gender identity, which is best represented by choice B.

John Money's Famous Case Study of Ablatio Penis Was Initially