Dan has a sexual partner, Tina, who is ready to try out a variety of sexual interests. Dan finds that he likes to have his partner spank him during foreplay. This preference of Dan's can be called a:
A. coercive sexual behavior.
B. sado-masochism relationship.
C. kink.
D. noncoercive paraphilia.
E. coercive paraphilia.
Answer: C
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