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Abbreviation for Electronic Frontier Foundation.
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Fewer men, but still over 80%, reached orgasm in encounters where they received oral and/or manual stimulation but did not have intercourse.
Sexual practices at last heterosexual encounter and occurrence of ... by Smith, Anthony / The Journal of Sex Research
At baseline, 17% of the study sample said they were likely to have intercourse in the next year, and by follow-up, 23% of the sample reported having initiated intercourse (not shown).
Early adolescents' cognitive susceptibility to initiating sexual ... by Brown, Jane D. / Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health
The individual items asked, a) I believe that it is OK for people my age to say NO to having sex; b) I believe that it is OK for people my age to have sex with someone they have dated for a long time; c) I believe that it is OK for people my age to have intercourse with different people; and d) I believe that people my age should not have intercourse.
ATTITUDE TOWARD SEXUAL INTERCOURSE AND RELATIONSHIP WITH PEER AND ... by Nagy, Stephen / American Journal of Health Studies
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