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What is the association between workplace difficulties for men and sexual health?
 
  a. a higher number of sexual health problems is associated with workplace difficulties
   b. a lower number of sexual health problems is associated with workplace difficulties
   c. no relationship between sexual health problems and workplace difficulties
  d. a curvilinear relationship between sexual health and workplace difficulties

Question 2

Which role relationship is associated with a higher sex frequency?
 
  a. egalitarian role relationships
  b. female-dominated relationships
  c. no relationship between spousal roles and sex frequency
   d. traditional role relationships



Moriaki

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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

d



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