Masters and Johnson documented the sexual response cycle, which has four phases and is still the clinically accepted definition of the human orgasm.
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To constitute an organization, the communication must imply the formation and governance of a differentiated whole with its own reflexive response cycle and mechanisms.
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During the onset of menopause, sexuality can be a critical issue in determining whether one begins to experience changes in their sexual response cycle.
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Other researchers have argued that Masters and Johnson eliminated same-sex attracted participants when studying the human sexual response cycle, which also limits the generalizability of their results.
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Both age and menopause-related events can affect the integrity of a woman s biological systems involved in the sexual response cycle, which include hormone environment, neuro-muscular substrates, and vascular supplies.
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Sexual dysfunction is the inability to react emotionally or physically to sexual stimulation in a way projected of the average healthy person; it can affect different stages in the sexual response cycles, which are desire, excitement and orgasm.
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Upon studying women's sexual response cycle to different stimulation, they observed that both clitoral and vaginal orgasms had the same stages of physical response, and found that the majority of their subjects could only achieve clitoral orgasms, while a minority achieved vaginal orgasms.
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One editor stated that he had not even heard of the human sexual response cycle, despite the fact it is mentioned often in sources when detailing sexual stimulation / arousal and orgasm and is the clinically accepted definition of the human sexual response ( sexual arousal / orgasm ).
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The traditional model begins with sexual desire, which leads to arousal, orgasm and resolution; however, the circular response cycle does not rely on the initial presence of sexual desire, but rather on the idea that various sexual and nonsexual outcomes influence sexual motivation and may trigger sexual desire during the experience.
