The Most Significant Finding of Lillian Rubin's Study of Sexuality

question 16

Multiple Choice

The most significant finding of Lillian Rubin's study of sexuality among Americans in the late 1980s was that:

• A) men reported difficulty finding available female sexual partners, leading to widespread male sexual frustration
• B) women were even less interested in their own sexual satisfaction than they were in Kinsey's 1940 study
• C) women expect to receive as well as provide sexual satisfaction, leading many men to feel "inadequate"
• D) attitudes toward sexuality had hardly changed since the time of Kinsey's 1940 study
• E) women report much higher levels of sexual satisfaction than men

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