What makes David Reed's model of sexual response different from Masters and Johnson's?

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David Reed's model adds the psychological element of sexual desire, which means that desire precedes arousal in his model, while Masters and Johnson's model doesn't include sexual desire as a distinct stage. The other options are incorrect: Reed's model has four phases like Masters and Johnson's, it doesn't have different stages for men and women, and it includes the orgasm stage, unlike option D. Therefore, B is the correct choice.

What Makes David Reed's Model of Sexual Response Different from Masters