Essentially work as natural pain relievers enzymes

64. Essentially, _____ work as "natural pain relievers".
enzymes
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endorphins
neurotransmitters
hormones
pheromones
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Multiple Choice Question
Blooms: Remember
Difficulty: Medium
Heading: Sexual Response Cycles
Topic: Sexual Arousal and Response
65. For most people, _____ is the desired phase of the sexual response cycle, but it may
not occur every time they engage in sexual intercourse.
Multiple Choice Question
Blooms: Remember
Difficulty: Easy
Heading: Sexual Response Cycles
Topic: Sexual Arousal and Response
66. Which of the following is the last phase of sexual response?
Multiple Choice Question
Blooms: Remember
Difficulty: Medium
Heading: Sexual Response Cycles
Topic: Sexual Arousal and Response
67. In the sexual response cycle, _____ involves the relaxation of the body and a feeling
of psychological wellness, as the extra blood in the genitals that caused erection
drains out and the genitals return to their normal state.

Multiple Choice Question Blooms: Remember
Difficulty: Easy
Heading: Sexual Response Cycles
Topic: Sexual Arousal and Response
68. Which of the following is a difference in sexual response between men and women?
Men experience a plateau phase but women do not.
During orgasm, endorphins are released in women's brains but not in
men's.
Men are more likely than women to experience multiple orgasms.
Most women experience a refractory period following an orgasm.
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Men experience a refractory period following orgasm.
Multiple Choice Question
Blooms: Understand
Difficulty: Medium
Heading: Sexual Response Cycles
Topic: Sexual Arousal and Response
69. Identify the most distinct difference between the EPOR model and Kaplan's model of
sexual response.
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Inclusion of the desire phase
Inclusion of the plateau phase
Inclusion of the resolution phase
Removal of the refractory period
Blooms: Understand
Difficulty: Medium
Heading: Sexual Response Cycles
Topic: Sexual Arousal and Response
70. In Kaplan's model of sexual response, the _____ is described as a prelude to physical
response.
Multiple Choice Question
Blooms: Remember
Difficulty: Easy
Heading: Sexual Response Cycles
Topic: Sexual Arousal and Response