Studies on the childhoods of male homosexuals have shown that they:

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Studies have shown that male homosexuals were more likely to have engaged in opposite sex behaviors and activities than heterosexuals in childhood. This is known as the "childhood gender nonconformity" theory, which suggests that there may be a biological basis for homosexuality. However, it is important to note that not all homosexual men exhibit this behavior, and it is not a definitive predictor of sexual orientation. Options A, C, and D are not supported by research as definitive predictors of homosexuality.

Studies on the Childhoods of Male Homosexuals Have Shown That