Engage in varying intimate activities

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The results of the study by Clark and Hatfield (1989), in which students were approached by an attractive stranger and asked to engage in varying intimate activities, illustrated that men were more likely to agree to casual sex with a stranger. women were more likely to agree to same-sex encounters. women had more positive views of homosexual men. women and men were equally likely to engage in masturbatory behavior.

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