If We Apply Our Sociological Imaginations to Sex,gender,and Sexuality,we Might

If we apply our sociological imaginations to sex,gender,and sexuality,we might argue that:

A) men and women are different biological organisms, and these differences manifest themselves in the ways men and women behave.
B) the social patterns we see highlight natural differences between men and women, differences that set men and women on different pathways from birth.
C) men and women are at opposite ends of the psychological continuum, which leads them to have distinct styles of communicating, feeling, and acting.
D) although biological differences exist between men and women, what we make of those differences is socially constructed and has changed through time and place.