An "Organizing Effect" of Hormones Can Be Seen in

Multiple Choice

An "organizing effect" of hormones can be seen in

A) the masculinizing of sexual behaviour of female animals who have been administered testosterone prenatally.
B) the way male animals have rejected females of the species when given extra testosterone prenatally.
C) the increase in fertility that occurred among females who were given estrogen postmenstrually.
D) spinal cord injuries when the person is no longer able to respond sexually to tactile stimuli.