Simone De Beauvoir Once Famously Asserted That "One Is Not

Simone de Beauvoir once famously asserted that "one is not born a woman,but becomes one" to suggest that "women" are created by cultural forces.How might sociobiologists respond to this?

A) De Beauvoir is correct; the essence of women can be found within all cultures.
B) De Beauvoir misses that what constitutes a woman is biological as well as cultural.
C) De Beauvoir fails to show how the category of "woman" is purely an effect of economics.
D) De Beauvoir is correct because our biology determines our culture.
E) De Beauvoir does not account for the role of industrialization in creating the category of "woman."