William Masters and Virginia Johnson's research helped to overcome much of the superstition and ignorance about sexual arousal. However, their research had some limitations

Describe the limitations of Masters and Johnson's research that were discussed in your textbook.
What will be an ideal response?


Answer: A good answer will include the following key points.
• Their research was limited by the selection of a sample consisting only of men and women who were easily orgasmic.
• They did not investigate how people's physiological responses might vary according to their age, experience, culture, and genetic predispositions.

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A. It would increase the damage initiated by the stroke. B. It might have a protective effect against further cell death, but the psychotic side effects would be problematic. C. It would not produce any psychotic symptoms due to stroke-related changes in brain biochemistry. D. It would have no observable effects on cell health or psychotic behavior.

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