When Sociologists Say That "Biology Is Not Destiny," What Do

Multiple Choice

When sociologists say that "biology is not destiny," what do they mean?

A) Biological factors established before birth, such as our genes, are influential over our social lives, but biological factors that appear after we are born, such as injuries and illnesses, are not.
B) While biology is one factor that shapes our bodies and our health, social factors also impact these.
C) We expect that, in the future, researchers will be able to locate the exact genes responsible for different social outcomes.
D) Biology and social forces are equally influential over social outcomes in our lives.