Which of the following best explains why the shoulder joint…

Which of the following best explains why the shoulder joint is more prone to dislocation than the hip joint, despite their similar structural classification? A. The glenoid cavity of the scapula is deeper and more reinforced than the acetabulum of the pelvis, making the shoulder less stable.B. The shoulder joint sacrifices stability for mobility, having a shallow socket and fewer ligamentous reinforcements compared to the hip.C. The hip joint contains more synovial fluid, which increases friction and prevents dislocation.D. The shoulder has a greater muscular support system than the hip, which leads to instability during dynamic movements.