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joesmith1212

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According to a study conducted by Strickler and Hans in 2010, which of the following is a form of sexual cheating?
 
  A) Masturbation
  B) Engaging in oral sex
  C) Having sexual fantasies
  D) Watching pornography

Question 2

Eye contact between partners during communication:
 
  A) ensures that the communication is not congruent.
  B) hinders the observation of the partner's nonverbal cues.
  C) allows gaining information about the partner's feelings.
  D) indicates that the conversation is branching.



blakcmamba

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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C



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