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crobinson2013

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Young people age 15-24 years who are sexually active are
 
  a. likely to have more frequent sexual intercourse than older sexually active individuals.
  b. more likely than older sexually active individuals to get a sexually transmitted infection.
  c. more likely than older sexually active individuals to take steps to avoid a sexually transmitted infection.
  d. about as likely as older sexually active individuals to take steps to avoid a sexually transmitted infection.

Question 2

Research suggests that encouraging ________ support groups in high schools can increase sexual-minority youth resiliency to stressors.
 
  a. parent
  b. peer
  c. sibling
  d. political



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: b. more likely than older sexually active individuals to get a sexually transmitted infection.

Answer to Question 2

Answer: b. peer



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