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What general pattern has occurred in people's attitudes toward sexual morality between the 1970s and the present?

▸ The percentage of American adults who agree that certain types of sexual behavior are "not wrong at all" has risen over the past several decades.

▸ Accepting attitudes toward sexual practices peaked in 1980, but acceptance of nontraditional sexual behavior has steadily declined since then.

▸ There has been a consistent increase in the percentage of American adults who see any form of nontraditional sexual behavior as immoral.

▸ The percentage of American adults who agree that certain types of sexual behavior are "definitely wrong" has increased over the past several decades.

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