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In general, teenagers from higher-income two-parent families have lower rates of sexual activity than teenagers from low-income one-parent families. Some teenagers who actively practice their religion tend to hold less-permissive attitudes and are less experiences sexually than some non-religious teenagers. Teenage sexual activity is influenced by subgroup norms concerning sexual behavior. Generally, teenagers whose friends engage in premarital sex are more likely to be sexually active than those whose friends are not sexually active.
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