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Page 423
... sexual intercourse . However , Bell's data are quite misleading . Terman , for example , illustrates clearly , in Psychological Factors in Marital Happiness ( pp . 272-273 ) that the average man is not having intercourse with the ...
... sexual intercourse . However , Bell's data are quite misleading . Terman , for example , illustrates clearly , in Psychological Factors in Marital Happiness ( pp . 272-273 ) that the average man is not having intercourse with the ...
Page 424
... sex with just about any woman . Most women enjoy sex only with their lover . More women than men feel they are having too much sexual intercourse ; more men than women feel they are not getting enough . Religious belief serves to lower ...
... sex with just about any woman . Most women enjoy sex only with their lover . More women than men feel they are having too much sexual intercourse ; more men than women feel they are not getting enough . Religious belief serves to lower ...
Page 431
... sexual expression of women was further emphasized by the finding that the more persons they dated , the less likely they were to engage in sexual intercourse , whereas the opposite was true of men . The men apparently dated a large ...
... sexual expression of women was further emphasized by the finding that the more persons they dated , the less likely they were to engage in sexual intercourse , whereas the opposite was true of men . The men apparently dated a large ...
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