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Why are sexually active adolescents more vulnerable to sexually transmitted infections than sexually active adults?
 
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Which statement concerning language acquisition is true?
 
  a. Imitation alone can account for the learning of grammatical rules.
  b. Reinforcement alone can account for the learning of grammatical rules.
  c. Imitation and reinforcement together can account for the learning of grammatical rules.
  d. Imitation and reinforcement together cannot account for the learning of grammatical rules.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: Sexually active adolescents are more likely to have multiple partners for short durations, less likely to use condoms, more likely to engage in oral sex without knowing the risks for getting certain STIs, and are less likely to get infections treated medically.

Answer to Question 2

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