The Masters and Johnson's Model of Sexual Response Does Not

question 40

Multiple Choice

The Masters and Johnson's model of sexual response does not account for the

• A)physical changes that occur in the clitoris.
• B)role of desire in sexual arousal.
• C)physiological components of sexual arousal.
• D)role of the autonomic nervous system in sexual response.

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Definitions:

Self-defeating

Behavior patterns that ultimately undermine one's own goals or desires, often resulting from low self-esteem or negative self-perception.

Rational Functions

A type of mathematical function that expresses a ratio of two polynomial functions.

Thinking

The process of considering or reasoning about something, involving cognitive functions such as perception, memory, judgment, and reasoning.

Feeling

An emotional state or reaction, which can involve physical and psychological changes in response to a trigger.