A) have longer refractory periods than do men.
B) tend to be more changeable than men in sexual orientation.
C) are less likely than men to be equally aroused by both male and female erotic stimuli.
D) become aware of their sexual orientation much earlier in life than do men.
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A) Our imagination can influence our sexual arousal and desire.
B) In some women sexual fantasies can lead to sexual orgasm.
C) Men fantasize about sex more often and less romantically.
D) Fantasizing about sex indicates a sexual problem or dissatisfaction.
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A) gender identity.
B) primary sex characteristics.
C) gender roles.
D) secondary sex characteristics.
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A) exhibitionism.
B) sexually transmitted infection.
C) erotic plasticity.
D) sexual dysfunction.
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A) gender schemas.
B) secondary sex characteristics.
C) spermarche.
D) sex hormones.
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A) their levels of sexual arousal.
B) their feelings that sexual promiscuity is morally wrong.
C) Mr.Kohl's sexual arousal,while decreasing Mrs.Kohl's.
D) Mrs.Kohl's estrogen levels and decrease Mr.Kohl's testosterone levels.
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A) sex chromosomes.
B) secondary sex characteristics.
C) androgyny.
D) gender roles.
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A) cultural influence.
B) relational aggression.
C) secondary sex characteristics.
D) a disorder of sexual development.
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A) more sexually liberal social scripts
B) greater awareness of their own sex
C) greater erotic plasticity
D) greater reproductive potential
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A) a sexual dysfunction.
B) erotic plasticity.
C) teen sexual abstinence.
D) paraphilias.
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A) explore relationships.
B) solve problems.
C) obtain feedback on their views.
D) offer support.
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A) pedophilia.
B) erectile disorder.
C) necrophilia.
D) exhibitionism.
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A) seconds to a few minutes.
B) minutes to a couple of hours.
C) minutes to a day or more.
D) hours to a week or more.
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A) Freudian psychology.
B) social learning theory.
C) cognitive neuroscience.
D) evolutionary psychology.
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A) Klinefelter syndrome.
B) Turner syndrome.
C) a gender identity.
D) androgynous views.
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A) erectile disorder.
B) exhibitionism.
C) a paraphilia.
D) necrophilia.
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A) androgyny.
B) gender schema.
C) sexual orientation.
D) secondary sex characteristic.
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A) refractory period.
B) sexual dysfunction.
C) erectile disorder.
D) paraphilia.
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A) sex.
B) gender.
C) chromosomes.
D) unisex characteristics.
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A) erotic plasticity.
B) refractory periods.
C) a maternal immune response.
D) mass-media norms.
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