One of the Key Principles of the Canadian Guidelines for Sexual

question 92

Multiple Choice

One of the key principles of the Canadian Guidelines for Sexual Health is comprehensiveness. Which of the following is NOT part of this principle?

• A) The full spectrum of sexual health in its entirety should be delivered to all age groups.
• B) The context or setting in which one learns about sex is important-counselling and health care services, caregivers, and the media all play a part in teaching us about sex.
• C) Support communication among different sources of information-federal, provincial, and municipal governments should work together to coordinate sex education programs and related community services, and to support informal sexual health learning opportunities.
• D) Labelling body parts is suitable for the developmental level of Grade 1 students.

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Equilibrium Quantity

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Normal Good

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