The instruments in Masters and Johnson's study did NOT allow them to measure

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The instruments in Masters and Johnson's study were only able to measure physiological responses, such as heart rate and blood pressure. They were not able to measure emotional responses. They also did not measure vasocongestion, which is the increased blood flow to the genital region during sexual arousal, or myotonia, which is muscular tension during sexual arousal.

The Instruments in Masters and Johnson's Study Did NOT Allow