Pillard and Bailey's studies on sexual orientation in twins showed that
a. there is little relationship between the sexual orientations of twins.
b. there is an almost perfect relationship between the sexual orientations of twins.
c. the rate of homosexuality among identical twins is ten times higher than in the general population.
d. when one identical twin is a homosexual, the chance of the other being homosexual is about 50%.
e. most people do have some homosexual interests.
d. when one identical twin is a homosexual, the chance of the other being homosexual is about 50%.
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