The relationship between sexual desire and emotions is BEST supported by the fact that:
A) individuals will not engage in sexual activity without some degree of affection for the partner.
B) many couples wait for marriage before they begin sexual activity.
C) anxiety and depression tend to lower sexual desire.
D) emotions do not play a role unless the culture dictates that emotions are important.

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Research has consistently shown that anxiety and depression are associated with lower sexual desire, indicating a negative relationship between emotions and sexual desire. Choice A and Choice B are not necessarily supported by research as some individuals engage in sexual activity without affection and many couples engage in premarital sex. Choice D is incorrect as emotions play a role in sexual desire regardless of cultural norms.

The Relationship Between Sexual Desire and Emotions Is BEST Supported