__________ theories argue that sexual behavior is largely the result of social pressure and that culture plays a large role in forming our sexual identity.

A) Psychoanalytic
B) Social constructionist
C) Biological
D) Relational

Social constructionist theories argue that sexual behavior is largely shaped by cultural and social factors, including social pressure and the way that cultural norms and values influence our understanding and expression of sexuality. These theories suggest that our sexual identities and behaviors are not determined solely by biology or individual psychology, but are shaped by the larger cultural and social contexts in which we live.