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In comparison to those who are married, singles are more likely to believe that premarital sex is
 
  a. always wrong.
  b. almost always wrong.
  c. sometimes wrong.
  d. not wrong.

Ques. 2

When people in the NORC survey were asked about their attitude towards premarital sex the most common response was that it is
 
  a. always wrong.
  b. almost always wrong.
  c. sometimes wrong.
  d. not wrong.

Ques. 3

Globally, which of the following does NOT have a statistically significant positive correlation with the female employment rate?
 
  a. the percentage of women in professional careers
  b. the percentage of women heading government agencies or ministries
  c. the percentage of female legislators
  d. all of the above

Ques. 4

Which group of women were the most likely to describe their marriages as very happy?
 
  a. homemakers
  b. those employed part-time
  c. those employed full-time
  d. there was not a statistically significant difference between the three groups listed above
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6 years ago
Thank you Jesus, my teacher is bad at explaining
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6 years ago
Praise the LORD ha ha No worries
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