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Which of the following is a theme for making sense of lost virginity identified by Laura Carpenter?
 
  a. Virginity as a right
 b. Virginity as an honor
 c. Virginity loss as part of growing up
 d. Virginity as a curse

Question 2

The single most important factor determining an older person's sexual interactions is:
 
  a. physical health.
 b. mental health.
 c. having a partner.
 d. attitude.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

c



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