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Metfan725

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Among gay couples who had been together for two years or less, gay men reported having sex three or more times a week
 
  a. less often than married heterosexual couples.
  b. less often than lesbian couples.
  c. less often than gay couples who were together longer.
  d. more than married heterosexual or lesbian couples.

Question 2

Paul and Linda have sex a few times a month. They are part of about _____ percent of married couples.
 
  a. 1-3 c. 32-36
  b. 7 d. 43-47



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

D



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