According to the text, which of the following is a difficulty involved in carrying out primary prevention of sexual variations?
A. Society perceives all children as being innocent and harmless.
B. Most sexual variations become apparent only when the individuals reach adulthood.
C. The categories for the diagnosis of sexual variations are not clear-cut.
D. Such preventive measures are expensive and time-consuming.
Answer: C
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a. refusing to engage in sex is a turn-on for many men b. any woman can be easily turned on with a little force c. men really like to be dominated and taken care of d. women are innocent and hesitant to participate in unusual sex acts
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a. researchers can find numerous pornographic images to use in their studies b. Internet surveys have fewer errors and unanswered questions c. the Internet is likely to attract participants with deviant sexual behavior d. unlike mailed in surveys, Internet surveys allow participants to remain anonymous
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a. the federal government has not put enough funding into abstinence-only education b. abstinence vows for teenagers are unrealistic and could be more harmful than helpful c. students who have taken abstinence vows are more in need of condoms than those who have not taken the vows d. comprehensive sexual education is not sufficient for teaching teenagers how to make responsible decisions about their sexual behavior
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A. hedonism B. absolutism C. situationism D. legalism