In a Study by MacNeil and Byers (1997)21 Percent of Men

question 29

Multiple Choice

In a study by MacNeil and Byers (1997) 21 percent of men and 24 percent of women in long-term relationships complained that their partner spent too little time in foreplay.This suggests that couples can increase their delight in the process of lovemaking by

• A)skipping foreplay all together and focusing all their attention on sexual intercourse.
• B)having sex only with same-sex partners since only a member of the same sex can know what is sexually pleasing.
• C)broadening our view of sexual expression to recognize that sexual expression can come from a wide range of activities-not just from intercourse and orgasm.
• D)skipping sexual intercourse all together and focus all their attention on foreplay.

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