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Genetic Influences
Effects on the phenotype or characteristics of an organism due to the expression of genes inherited from its parents.
Sexual Orientation
A lasting pattern of attraction that can be emotional, romantic, or sexual toward men, women, both genders, neither gender, or a different gender, coupled with a personal identity that aligns with these attractions.
Refractory Periods
Phases following certain physiological processes (e.g., nerve impulse transmission, muscle contraction) during which a second response cannot be triggered.
Erotic Stimuli
Visual, auditory, or tactile inputs that elicit sexual arousal or desire.
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