One flaw in Masters and Johnson's research was that they failed to note that:
A) men, unlike women, are physiologically able to have repeated orgasms.
B) male and female orgasms are remarkably similar in terms of physiology.
C) as women mature, the number of vaginal orgasms exceeds the number of clitoral orgasms.
D) vaginal lubrication can be a response to fear, nervousness, or disgust, not just to arousal.

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Masters and Johnson failed to note that vaginal lubrication can be a response to fear, nervousness, or disgust, not just to arousal. This means that some of the physiological responses they observed in their study might have been caused by factors unrelated to sexual arousal, potentially skewing their results.

One Flaw in Masters and Johnson's Research Was That They