Which of the following is not a dimension that defines a sex act as deviant? The:
A) degree of consent
B) nature of the sex object
C) nature of the sex act
D) setting in which the act occurs
E) none of the above; all are dimensions that can make a sex act deviant

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All of the options listed are dimensions that can make a sex act deviant. The degree of consent can determine if the act is abusive or non-consensual, the nature of the sex object can involve non-human or non-adult partners, the nature of the sex act can involve violent or non-normative sexual behaviors, and the setting in which the act occurs can involve public or illegal locations. All of these dimensions can contribute to a sex act being considered deviant.

Which of the Following Is Not a Dimension That Defines