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madam-professor

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Including information in sexual education programs about sexual techniques and contraception
 
  A) does not encourage more sexual activity among children who are already sexually active, but it may encourage sexual activity among inexperienced children.
  B) holds the potential risk of increasing children's curiosity about sex and their motivation to experiment with sexual behaviors.
  C) does not encourage more sexual activity among children.
  D) only increases the risk that children will engage in sexual behaviors in urban schools, but not in rural schools.

Question 2

Increasing age is typically associated with
 
  A) higher fertility for men and women.
  B) decreasing fertility for men and women.
  C) no changes in fertility for men and women.
  D) decreasing fertility for men but increasing fertility for women.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

B



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