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Based on survey research on attitudes towards premarital sex, you would be correct to say that:

Based on survey research on attitudes towards premarital sex, you would be correct to say that:
A) the public is less accepting of premarital sex than it was a generation ago.
B) there has been little or no change in public attitudes towards premarital sex in recent decades.
C) the public is more accepting of premarital sex than it was a generation ago.
D) almost no one today claims that premarital sex is wrong.

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