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According to Masters and Johnson, the four stages of sexual response are, in order , , , and . |
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According to Masters' and Johnson, the two basic physiological processes that occur during sexual arousal are and myotonia. |
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Masters' and Johnson's model of sexual response has been criticized because they ignored factors, such as sexual desire. |
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Only men are capable of multiple orgasm. |
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According to Kaplan, the three components of sexual response are , , and . |
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Erection in the male is produced by a simple spinal reflex. |
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Research indicates that a region called the is responsible for ejaculation in some women. |
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Neuroimaging techniques allow researchers to observe during sexual arousal. |
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If female guinea pig fetuses are exposed to testosterone prenatally, they are born with masculinized genitals and hypothalamus and show male sexual behaviors; this demonstrates the effects of hormones. |
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are biochemicals secreted outside the body that may serve a role as sex attractants. |
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Chemical and physical castration have proven effective in reducing aggressive sexual behaviors. |
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| | A) | True |
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