Komisaruk and Whipple Claim That Stimulation of the Clitoris, the Anterior

question 30

Multiple Choice

Komisaruk and Whipple claim that stimulation of the clitoris, the anterior wall of the vagina, and the cervix give rise to different orgasmic sensations. Their research supports

• A) Masters and Johnson's earlier research on female orgasm.
• B) the theory that different pathways to the brain result in different orgasmic sensations.
• C) the understanding that biological differences do not explain different kinds of orgasms.
• D) studies that suggest psychological factors explain different kinds of orgasms.
• E) the vast differences experienced by men and women during orgasm.

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