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Imagine you are attending a lecture, and the speaker makes the following statement: "How a person is raised is the most important factor in determining his or her sexual orientation." Which of the following would be the most accurate response to this statement?

▸ "Actually, sexual orientation is determined by genetics."

▸ "While your statement is true, you could be more specific in stating that parenting styles are the most important factor in determining sexual orientation."

▸ "We actually don't know what determines sexual orientation at this point, but there are some findings that suggest there is likely a biological component to sexual orientation."

▸ "Research shows that sexual orientation is determined by purely biological factors."

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