How does human sexual motivation differ from that of lower animals?
What will be an ideal response?
Human sexual motivation is a powerful, unusual incentive for behavior. In lower animals we talk about sexual motivation as a "drive", an innate force that directs animals to engage in reproductive behavior. Human sexual motivation is much more complex than a simple drive to reproduce. It is tied to a variety of issues including the physical desire and subsequent arousal and even emotional needs that push us to be closer to others or to express love to our mate.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
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A. cultures defined by gender difference. B. cultures which do not recognize homosexuality. C. cultures defined by role difference. D. cultures defined by age difference. E. cultures that enforced compulsory heterosexuality.