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infinite variety of female sexual response . ” One should be able to appreciate the
differences , rather than impose value judgments on them . There is no doubt that
Masters and Johnson were fully aware of the implications of their study to the ...
infinite variety of female sexual response . ” One should be able to appreciate the
differences , rather than impose value judgments on them . There is no doubt that
Masters and Johnson were fully aware of the implications of their study to the ...
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This ready androgen responsivity provides the physiological means whereby
androgen - sensitive structures could evolve to enhance the female ' s sexual
capacity . In the primates , the marked development of the clitoral system , certain
...
This ready androgen responsivity provides the physiological means whereby
androgen - sensitive structures could evolve to enhance the female ' s sexual
capacity . In the primates , the marked development of the clitoral system , certain
...
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sexual capacity has thus evolved leading to the paradoxical state of sexual
insatiation in the presence of the utmost sexual satiation . The value of this state
for evolution is clear : with the breeding premium going to the primate females
with the ...
sexual capacity has thus evolved leading to the paradoxical state of sexual
insatiation in the presence of the utmost sexual satiation . The value of this state
for evolution is clear : with the breeding premium going to the primate females
with the ...
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Contents
A SAMPLING OF SExist QUOTES | 31 |
A Statistical Essay | 37 |
THE DYNAMICS OF MARRIAGE AND MOTHERHOOD | 46 |
Copyright | |
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