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sammy

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An individual with androgen insensitivity syndrome will
 
  A) not be feminized at puberty.
  B) be raised as a female.
  C) not function sexually as an adult.
  D) prefer a female sexual partner.
  E) show very masculine toy preferences.

Question 2

What principle is demonstrated by the findings that stimulation of the genitals elicits sex-related behaviors in a male animal whose spinal cord has been cut?
 
  A) Male sexual behavior can at times appear to be brainless.
  B) The brain is not required for the sexual reflexes of erection and ejaculation.
  C) Sexual orientation is dependent on spinal mechanisms.
  D) Pathways from the hypothalamus to the spinal cord are key to sexual behavior.
  E) Sexual reflexes cannot occur without the brain.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

Answer to Question 2

Answer: B
Rationale: The findings that stimulation of the genitals elicits sex-related behaviors in a male animal whose spinal cord has been cut suggests that the brain is not required for the sexual reflexes of erection and ejaculation.



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