Which of the following is supported by studies of sexual behavior?

a. It is rare for children to engage in preadolescent sex play.
b. It is uncommon for children aged two to five to show their genitals.
c. Orgasm cannot occur until secondary sex characteristics develop at puberty.
d. A capacity for sexual arousal is apparent at or soon after birth.

ANSWER: d

6. Which of the following is supported by studies of sexual behavior?
a. It is rare for children to engage in preadolescent sex play.
b. It is uncommon for children aged two to five to show their genitals.
c. Orgasm cannot occur until secondary sex characteristics develop at puberty.
d. A capacity for sexual arousal is apparent at or soon after birth.

ANSWER: d