Peers are among the most common sources of information about sex. Which of the following, if true, supports this statement?
A) Peers are likely to be more open than parents about discussing sex.
B) They are more likely to be misinformed about sex.
C) Children confide more in their siblings than in their peers.
D) Over 90 percent of teenagers worldwide receive sex education from school counselors.
Question 2
Which of the following is a benefit of traditional gender roles?
A) They provide stability and continuity.
B) They encourage men to help out with household chores.
C) They allow men to spend lots of time with their children.
D) They encourage women to take part in activities other than domestic work.
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