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cartlidgeashley

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Question 1

Which statements does NOT accurately describe human motives?

◦ Humans have a larger number of social needs than biological needs.
◦ Most biological motives reflect survival needs.
◦ Everyone shares the same set of social needs.
◦ The strength of social needs varies from person to person.

Question 2

Which statements does NOT accurately describe the human sexual response?

◦ It is normal for sexual arousal to vary during lengthy foreplay.
◦ Men are more likely than women to engage in intercourse without an orgasm.
◦ The subjective experience of orgasm is very similar for males and females.
◦ Women are far more likely than men to be multiorgasmic.
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Reply #1 on: Oct 8, 2020
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Great answer, keep it coming :)

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