Sexual behaviour in Britain: partnerships, practices, and HIV risk behaviours
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2001 • 72 citations
What's in a Mean?--An Examination of the Inconsistency Between Men and Women in Reporting Sexual Partnerships
1996 • 47 citations
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1996 • 25 citations
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1997 • 20 citations
Deleted Work
1955 • 0 citations