Task: Instance Description Understanding (ontology: Sciences/Biology)

Which of the following definitions best describes the instance 'predatory trans woman myth'?

A. A pseudoscientific and transphobic belief which postulates and perpetuates the idea that many (or all) cases of gender dysphoria (or "transness" generally) are the result of a transgender "social contagion". Generally, it is meant to imply that dysphoria appears "spontaneously" in adolescents and young adults.
B. An erroneous misconception that men will pretend to be women (i.e. trans women) in order to enter and dominate women's sports. The idea purports that trans women who are athletes are not really women, and wrongfully assumes that trans women dominate the sports that they do enter.
C. A misconception about transgender women which claims that allowing trans women to use the bathroom that is correct to their gender (female) will open the door to either (a) trans women to directly abuse women in restrooms; or, more commonly that (b) predatory cisgender men will "identify" as trans women in order to abuse women in restroom facilities.
D. A reductivist epithet utilized by trans-exclusionary radical feminists (most notably Abigail Shrier, in her book Irreversible Damage: the instance) and right-wing pundits. The term erroneously presumes that recent (last 2-3 decades) increase in the number of transgender persons is due to some social contagion, rather than the empirically demonstrated result of transgender visibility in that time frame.

Answer: A misconception about transgender women which claims that allowing trans women to use the bathroom that is correct to their gender (female) will open the door to either (a) trans women to directly abuse women in restrooms; or, more commonly that (b) predatory cisgender men will "identify" as trans women in order to abuse women in restroom facilities.