The Masters and Johnson team differed from other sex researchers who came before them in that:

Question

A. they believed that using participant-observation techniques that examine human behavior in its own cultural context was scientifically accurate.
B. they believed that only observed sexual behavior in the laboratory behind a two-way mirror was scientifically accurate.
C. they showed that biology was more important than culture in the development of sexual behavior.
D. they treated sex as a symptom of an underlying mental disorder that needed to be treated.
E. they used a treatment approach that focused on the unconscious mind and "talking therapy".

Answer 1

Answer: B