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What was Celia Mosher's personal goal regarding her research?
 
  a. to better understand female orgasm response
  b. to study female sexual fantasies
  c. to analyze the effects of sexually transmitted infections on the female anatomy
  d. to debunk the theory that the menstrual process was inherently debilitating to women

Question 2

Though Celia Mosher began her research in 1892, her results were not published until
 
  a. 1920
  b. 1942
  c. 1974
  d. 1993



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Answer to Question 1

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c0205847

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Reply 2 on: Jun 22, 2018
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