Research suggesting sexual dysfunctions are common has been shown to be
A) most likely accurate.
B) most likely an underestimate because many people were too embarrassed to admit problems.
C) most likely an overestimate because researchers didn't ask about distress or impairment.
D) most likely an overestimate because most people exaggerated their problems due to discomfort.

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Research has consistently shown that sexual dysfunctions are common, with prevalence rates ranging from 25-63%. Studies have used rigorous assessment methods and have included both men and women, making it unlikely that these rates are an underestimate or an overestimate.

Research Suggesting Sexual Dysfunctions Are Common Has Been Shown to Be