Normal sexual behavior and abnormal sexual behavior are
A. impossible to differentiate.
B. two nearly identical categories.
C. gradations on a continuum.
D. two separate categories.
Answer: C
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Which of the following is a false assumption that the abstinence-only model of sex education is based on?
A. Condoms are ineffective at preventing unintended pregnancy and STIs. B. Young people need to be allowed to practice safe sex. C. Young people need to be taught about sexuality from an early age. D. Condoms are effective at preventing unintended pregnancy and STIs. E. Teaching young people about sexuality does not lead to promiscuity.