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1.Dutch parents agree with their teenagers having sleepovers with romantic partners they are seriously dating and whose parents agree with. Whereas, in any case, such sleepovers are frowned upon by American parents (Schalet, 2010). 2.Americans have firmly correlated teen sex with pregnancy, STIs, and other sexually transmitted diseases, on contrary, the Dutch have more acceptance of these things than Americans in both (Schalet, 2010). 3.The Dutch give greater sex education and contraceptive access, but Americans aim to repress both as they are more concerned about pregnancy and other sexual diseases. Adolescent relationships are seen as superficial in the United States ("puppy love"), yet they are taken extremely seriously in the Netherlands (Schalet, 2010). In actuality, research shows that teenage relationships are frequently extremely intense and have a significant influence on a person, even in America, where people assume they do not (Schalet, 2010).