Chapter 4: Similarities and Differences in Our Sexual Responses - True/False Flashcards
The first physiological signs of arousal in men occur within seconds, but take several minutes to begin in women.
False
Many women do not separate desire from excitement (arousal)
True
Vaginal lubrication is actually super filtered blood plasma
True
The presence of vaginal lubrication means that a woman is ready to begin sexual intercourse.
False
Both men and women can experience nipple erection during the excitement phase.
True
When the clitoris pulls back and disappears beneath the clitoral hood, it means that a woman is less sexually aroused than before.
False
The secretion of fluids from the vaginal walls may slow down if the plates phase is prolonged.
True
Generally speaking, descriptions of orgasm written by women can be easily distinguished from those written by men.
False
Orgasm and ejaculation occur at the same time in men and are actually the same event.
False
The rhythmic muscular contractions during orgasm recorded by Masters and Johnson are not strongly related to a person’s subjective sensations of pleasure.
True
A full orgasm for men, with ejaculation, is almost always followed by a refractory period.
True
Some people who have suffered severe spinal cord injuries can experience orgasm.
True
The walls of the inner two thirds of the vagina are very sensitive to touch, thus making penis length an important factor during intercourse.
False
There is more variation in penis length in the unaroused condition than in the erect state.
True
Alcohol excites the central nervous system and enhances sexual performance.
False