Drugs That, in Some Cases, Have Reduced the Frequency of Sexual

question 96

Multiple Choice

Drugs that, in some cases, have reduced the frequency of sexual offenders work by:

• A) reducing testosterone levels.
• B) increasing estrogen levels.
• C) inducing high but equal levels of testosterone and estrogen.
• D) mimicking the effects of alpha-fetoprotein.

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