In contrast to the 1950s, contemporary research on adolescent sexual behavior indicates that

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Contemporary research on adolescent sexual behavior indicates that adolescent females are about as likely as adolescent males to have had sexual intercourse. This suggests a decrease in the gender gap that existed in the 1950s, where boys were more likely than girls to have had sexual intercourse. The other options are not supported by current research.

In Contrast to the 1950s, Contemporary Research on Adolescent Sexual