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WAIT Training Quiz

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W.A.I.T Training stands for?
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Why Am I Tempted
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Sexuality is defined as what?
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Who you are. Male and Female

10 questions

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W.A.I.T Training stands for?

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Sexuality is defined as what?

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List the 5 components of sexuality.

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True of False: Research shows that married people have the best sex?

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It has been said, sexually speaking, that men are like what?

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It has been said, sexually speaking, that women are like what?

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30 sec

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True or False: Men's metabolism is generally higher than women's?

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Metabolism is defined as what?

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True or False: Teenagers are a significant target audience for advertisers?

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Animals' automatic behavioral responses are due to the concept of what?

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