Gender and Sexual Orientation Practice Test

Evidence suggests multiple influences, including biological factors like genetics and prenatal hormones, interacting with development and environment.

Orientation is entirely learned from parents’ reinforcement, so changing rewards and punishments reliably changes a person’s attractions.

Orientation is determined only by being male or female, because there are just two genders and each has one “natural” attraction.

Orientation is chosen in adolescence based on peer pressure, so it is best understood as a deliberate preference decision.