Human Sexual Response
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| - | The ''[[Kinsey Reports|Sexual Behavior in the Human Male]]'' and the ''[[Kinsey Reports|Sexual Behavior in the Human Female]]'' laid the groundwork for [[Masters and Johnson]]'s life work. A ground breaking study called ''[[Human Sexual Response]]'' in [[1966]] revealed the nature and scope of the sex practices of young Americans. | + | ''[[Human Sexual Response]]'' (1966) is a work by [[Masters and Johnson]]'s life work. It revealed the nature and scope of the sex practices of young Americans. |
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Human Sexual Response (1966) is a work by Masters and Johnson's life work. It revealed the nature and scope of the sex practices of young Americans.
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