According to research on gender dysphoria,
a. a biological predisposition contributes approximately 60 percent to the cause.
b. environment and genetics contribute equally to the cause. a biological predisposition contributes approximately 60 percent to the cause.
c. it cannot be determined, as yet, regarding the extent of the genetic and environmental contributions to the cause.
d. there is a specific set of genes that seem to contribute most to the cause.
Question 2
The incidence of gender dysphoria resulting in a rejection of natal sex is
a. very low, with far less than 1 percent of the general population.
b. very low, with approximately 1.5 percent of the general population.
c. moderately low, with approximately 1 to 5 percent of the general population.
d. moderately high, in approximately half of those with gender dysphoria.
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