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Describe 10 strategies to reduce the risk of contracting a sexually transmitted disease.
 
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theory describes hypnosis as a phenomenon in which one's consciousness divides or splits.
 
  a. Neodissociation b. Role-playing
  c. Hidden observer
  d. Parapsychological
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Answer to Question 1

The only ways to surely prevent STDs are abstinence or a monogamous relationship with an uninfected monogamous partner. Other strategies are focused on reducing the risk of contraction: 1) be careful in the choice of sex partners; 2) avoid multiple partners; 3) avoid partners who have multiple partners; 4) be assertive with your partner and communicate your concerns; 5) avoid sexual contact with anyone with a blister or sore around the genitals; 6) engage in protected sexual contact; 7) obtain a medical evaluation if you believe you have been infected; 8) get regular medical checkups; and, 9) abstain when in doubt.

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tnt_battle

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Reply 2 on: Jun 19, 2018
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YES! Correct, THANKS for helping me on my review

 

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