Sexual disorders that involve unconventional sex objects or situations are called ______
a. sexual dysfunctions c. sexual arousal disorders b. sexual desire disorders d. paraphilias
D
Psychology
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Give an example of qualitative data. Can a researcher turn interview data into quantitative data? Explain
What will be an ideal response?
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