A comparison of the attitudes of men and women with regards to premarital sex reveals that:
a. there is not a statistically significant difference between the sexes on this issue.
b. a majority of men believe that premarital sex is not wrong while a majority of women believe that premarital sex is always wrong.
c. men are more likely than women to believe that premarital sex is not wrong.
d. both b and c above
Question 2
In comparison to those who are married, singles are more likely to believe that premarital sex is
a. always wrong.
b. almost always wrong.
c. sometimes wrong.
d. not wrong.
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