It would seem that nearly all people would be unable to engage normally in sexual activities in the strange, clinical environment of a sex lab. How did Masters and Johnson try to solve this potential problem?
A. They created the lab to look like an average household bedroom.
B. They met with participants many times to discuss their discomforts and reassure them about the nature of the study.
C. They primarily recruited prostitutes who were less concerned about the sexual setting.
D. They allowed and encouraged participants to engage in sexual activity in the lab setting until they felt comfortable enough to be observed there.
Answer: D
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