According to the Dual Control Model of Sexual Response

According to the Dual Control Model of sexual response:

A) tendencies toward sexual excitation and sexual inhibition are purely biological in nature and do not vary in polarity across people.
B) people who are low on the inhibition component of sexual response and high on excitement are more likely to develop sexual disorders.
C) people who are low on the excitation component of sexual response and high on inhibition are more likely to engage in high-risk sexual behavior.
D) early learning and culture are critical factors because they determine the stimuli that lead to sexual excitement or sexual inhibition.