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| Neither group had engaged in sexual intercourse, but anticipators reported a greater than 50% expectation of doing so within the next year. Compared with delayers, anticipators reported riskier peer behaviors and less attachment to family, school and church. Put in a slightly more concrete way, these two traits depict man as choosing between the options and the possibilities in present awareness for the sake of something beyond them; the human being has essentially become the planner and anticipator of outcomes. |
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