Kaplan's model of sexual response differs from the Masters and Johnson model in that Kaplan contendsthat sexual response starts with:
A) An attraction component.
B) A psychological component.
C) A hormonal component.
D) A moral component.

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Kaplan's model of sexual response is called the Triphasic Model and differs from Masters and Johnson's model in that it includes a psychological component. According to Kaplan, sexual response starts with a psychological sexual arousal phase, which includes fantasies and sexual desire, followed by a vascular phase of genital vasocongestion and lubrication, and culminating in an orgasmic phase. Therefore, option B is the correct answer as it highlights the psychological component.

Kaplan's Model of Sexual Response Differs from the Masters and Johnson