Masters and Johnson's Report Human Sexual Behavior Differs from Surveys

question 53

Multiple Choice

Masters and Johnson's report Human Sexual Behavior differs from surveys of sexual behaviour because

• A)they directly observed sexual behaviour
• B)they used 100% sampling
• C)of the high test-retest reliability
• D)they used participant-observation

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