Poor Quality Attachment Is a Better Predictor of Sexual Dysfunction

question 42

True/False

Poor quality attachment is a better predictor of sexual dysfunction in adulthood than childhood sexual abuse.

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Margaret Mead

An influential American cultural anthropologist known for her studies and publications on the socialization patterns of South Pacific cultures and gender roles.

Adolescent Development

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Biological And Social Changes

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Biological Imperative

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