In comparison with Masters and Johnson's model, Kaplan's model of sexual stages allows for a greater variety of sexual responses that can be considered "normal".

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Kaplan's model includes the concept of "desire" as a stage, which acknowledges that not all sexual experiences are solely focused on physical responses. This allows for a greater range of sexual experiences to be considered normal and valid. On the other hand, Masters and Johnson's model primarily focused on physical sexual responses and therefore had a narrower definition of what could be considered "normal".

In Comparison with Masters and Johnson's Model, Kaplan's Model of Sexual