Cross-sectional study on the context of Sexuality in France

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"value": "Male",
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{
"value": "Female",
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"level_age_clusion_I": [
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"value": "Young Adult (19 to 24 years)",
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},
{
"value": "Adult (25 to 44 years)",
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},
{
"value": "Middle Aged (45 to 64 years)",
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"General population"
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"clusion_I": "Every person between 18 and 69 years of age living in metropolitan France and able to understand the French language well enough to answer the telephone questionnaire was eligible. Youths under 18 years of age were not included in the survey. One of the reasons is the possible presence of parents, whose prior authorisation is necessary. In effect, the presence of parents may lead underage children to provide answers that do not match the reality of their emotional and sexual lives. Several foreign surveys have limited the age of inclusion to 45 years. The CSF survey sample extends the limit to 69 years in order to study how the population manages its emotional and sexual life in a context of prolonged sexual life.",
"clusion_E": ""
}