Women's sexual receptivity differs from that of nonhuman female mammals in being more responsive to ________ levels than to estrogen levels.

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Research has shown that women's sexual receptivity is more responsive to testosterone levels than to estrogen levels. Testosterone is known to play a crucial role in women's sexual desire, mood, and sexual function. While estrogen also influences female sexual behavior, it has been found to have a relatively weak effect in comparison to testosterone. Additionally, glucose, serotonin, and endorphin levels have not been found to significantly affect female sexual receptivity.

Women's Sexual Receptivity Differs from That of Nonhuman Female Mammals