What are the two primary areas of risk for sexually transmitted infections (STIs)?
A) Sexual orientation and socioeconomic status
B) Age and educational level
C) Large number of sexual partners and race
D) Risky sexual behaviours and inadequate preventive health behaviours

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Risky sexual behaviours and inadequate preventive health behaviours put a person at risk for acquiring or transmitting an STI.Low socioeconomic status may be a factor in being less able to purchase barrier protection,and sexual orientation does not put one at higher risk.Younger individuals with less education may not be aware of proper prevention techniques: however,these are not the primary areas of risk for STIs.Having a large number of sexual partners is certainly a risk-taking behaviour.Being of a certain race does not increase the risk for STIs.

What Are the Two Primary Areas of Risk for Sexually