Two factors-rejection of nonmarital sex and no open discussion of sex-were set forth by Winick and Kinsie (1971) as crucial determinants of the amount of prostitution in a society.

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Winick and Kinsie, in their 1971 study, posited that societies with strong taboos against nonmarital sex and where open discussion of sex is discouraged tend to have higher levels of prostitution, as these factors contribute to the suppression of sexual expression outside of traditional marital relationships, potentially driving the demand for commercial sex services.

Two Factors-Rejection of Nonmarital Sex and No Open Discussion of Sex-Were