When It Comes to Describing Intimacy, We Can Reasonably Conclude

question 1

Multiple Choice

When it comes to describing intimacy, we can reasonably conclude that:

• A) women and men define intimacy quite differently.
• B) women equate intimacy with expressions of appreciation and men equate intimacy with sex.
• C) men are as likely to mention sex as they are to mention feelings of love when describing intimacy.
• D) women are as likely to mention physical contact as they are to mention expressing appreciation when describing intimacy.

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