The Coolidge effect refers to the tendency of males of certain species to become more sexually aroused
A) with repeated presentations of the same female.
B) with presentations of different females.
C) following an aggressive incident.
D) following exposure to a pheromone.

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The Coolidge effect describes the phenomenon where males of certain species, including humans, exhibit renewed sexual interest if introduced to new receptive sexual partners, especially after having become sexually indifferent to a prior mate.

The Coolidge Effect Refers to the Tendency of Males of Certain