The results of the Clark and Hatfield (1989) study can be explained by social roles such that
A) it is more likely for males to be rewarded for being sexual naïve in adolescence
B)rewards are given to females for being sexual suggestive and promiscuous
C) it is less likely for a man to find a mate if he is still a virgin
D) it is more likely for females to be rewarded for being sexually reserved

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The Clark and Hatfield (1989) study, which found significant gender differences in responses to direct sexual propositions, can be explained by social roles that reward females for being sexually reserved. This reflects societal norms and expectations regarding female sexuality.

The Results of the Clark and Hatfield (1989) Study Can