One example of the biopsychosocial approach is

A) a theory stating that people develop same-sex erotic attachments if segregated by sex at the time their sex drive matures.
B) an integrated understanding of sexual motivation in terms of sex hormones,sexual fantasies,and cultural values.
C) a therapy used to help men and women with their sexual dysfunctions.
D) a refuted explanation for the development of sexual orientations.

The biopsychosocial approach considers multiple factors, including biology (sex hormones), psychology (sexual fantasies), and social/cultural values. This integrated understanding is exemplified in option B. Option A refers to a specific theory about same-sex attractions and does not necessarily consider psychological or social factors. Option C refers to a therapy approach, which is more specific and focused than the biopsychosocial approach. Option D refers to a refuted explanation and is not an example of the biopsychosocial approach.