The Fact That Trying to Assign Gender Is Not Always

The fact that trying to assign gender is not always successful suggests that

A) the surgery was not performed early enough.
B) the child did not receive follow-up hormones during childhood and adolescence.
C) prenatal hormones may cause the genitals to mature differently as the child reaches puberty.
D) the best course of treatment for intersexual persons may be different for different persons.