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cabate

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According to Sternberg's Triangular Theory of Love, decision/commitment is the _____ component that reflects the decision to love another person and the commitment to maintain that love.
 
  a. affective
  b. motivational
  c. cognitive
  d. emotional

Question 2

Considering the historical perspective on sexuality, which of the following best summarizes attitudes toward masturbation across cultures and time?
 
  A) Masturbation has been tolerated in some cultures, but is currently tolerated more than in any other historical era.
  B) Masturbation is universally considered negatively, though some cultures are less negative than others.
  C) Masturbation has been condemned, tolerated, or encouraged depending on the culture and era.
  D) It is only in recent history that masturbation has been seen as an alternative to sexual intercourse.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

C



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