In comparison to abstinence-only education programs, students of comprehensive sex education classes

A) are more likely to report adolescent pregnancies.

B) are more likely to have sexual intercourse.

C) are more likely to become infected with a sexually transmitted infection.

D) None of these are true.

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Sophie Parks

Advanced Placement (AP)

15 July, 04:58

In comparison to abstinence-only education programs, students of comprehensive sex education classes

A) are more likely to report adolescent pregnancies.

B) are more likely to have sexual intercourse.

C) are more likely to become infected with a sexually transmitted infection.

D) None of these are true.

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Logan Cisneros · Answer 1

Well you would think that what they tell you is just so then you dont get STDs but if you think about it most of the time when someone tells you not to do something you are going to do it so i think it would be b