Alfred Kinsey's 1948 Study,Sexual Behavior in the Human Male,is Important

Alfred Kinsey's 1948 study,Sexual Behavior in the Human Male,is important because:

A) it viewed sexuality as falling on a continuum,thus challenging the psychiatric claim of homosexuality as abnormal.
B) it viewed the sexual behavior of men as more deviant than what was initially thought,lending support to the psychiatric diagnosis of homosexuality as perverse.
C) sexual topics became taboo for the first time in history.
D) it increased funding to researchers interested in studying the sexual practices of other deviant subcultures.