Steve had a very domineering mother and a rather weak, passive father who provided a poor masculine role model. Based on the research on early life experiences and sexual orientation, you would be safe in concluding that: A. Steve's experiences with his parents are not likely to have caused him to become homosexual. B. Steve is almost certainly homosexual. C. Steve is almost certainly bisexual. D. Steve was heterosexual during his teens but has since become homosexual.

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Dalia Stevenson

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25 November, 04:42

Steve had a very domineering mother and a rather weak, passive father who provided a poor masculine role model. Based on the research on early life experiences and sexual orientation, you would be safe in concluding that: A. Steve's experiences with his parents are not likely to have caused him to become homosexual. B. Steve is almost certainly homosexual. C. Steve is almost certainly bisexual. D. Steve was heterosexual during his teens but has since become homosexual.

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Mila Turner · Answer 1

Answer: Option (A) is correct

Explanation:

According to the question, homosexuality in Steve cannot be due to intimidated behavior of his mother and unassertive masculine role performed by his father. Sexual identity of Steve will be due to sexual orientation in which he can be attracted or have romantic feeling towards same sex.

Other options are incorrect because certainty about homosexuality, bisexuality or heterosexuality of Steve are not the reason that can lead to clear conclusion. thus, the correct option is option (A).