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If a couple is experiencing a discrepancy in desire, meaning that one partner desires sexual relations more frequently than the other, who would be more likely to be identified as having a sexual problem?
 
  a. The partner with the lower level of sexual desire
 b. The partner with the higher level of sexual desire
 c. Both would be identified as experiencing a simultaneous sexual problem.
 d. Neither, a discrepancy in desire is not typically identified as a sexual problem.
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