One of the Significant Findings of Lillian Rubin's Study of Sexuality

One of the significant findings of Lillian Rubin's study of sexuality among Americans in the late 1980s was that:

A) men reported greater difficulty finding female sexual partners, leading to higher incidents of sexual assault
B) women were even less interested in their own sexual satisfaction than they were in Kinsey's 1940 study
C) the sexual practices of youth-those under age 18-are nearly as varied as those of adults
D) attitudes toward sexuality had changed very little since Kinsey's original study of sex