Compared to adults in preindustrial cultures, American adults are:
A) less tolerant of adolescent sexual behavior.
B) more tolerant of adolescent sexual behavior.
C) less ambivalent toward adolescent sexual behavior.
D) more likely to ignore adolescent sexual behavior.
Answer: A
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A. high in warmth; high in competence. B. high in warmth; low in competence. C. low in warmth; low in competence. D. low in warmth; high in competence.