Research on sexual arousal indicates that the link between (a) self-reported sexual arousal and (b) physiological measures of arousal in the genitals is ____.
A) stronger among men than among women
B) stronger among women than among men
C) stronger among people who are generally highly emotional than among people who are generally unemotional-regardless of gender
D) stronger among people who are (at that moment) highly emotional than among people who are (at that moment) unemotional-regardless of gender

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Research has consistently found stronger concordance between self-reported sexual arousal and physiological measures of arousal in men compared to women. Women may experience genital arousal without reporting subjective feelings of arousal, or vice versa. However, this does not mean that the link is absent in women or that it is solely related to gender: individual differences in emotional responsiveness and context can also affect the strength of the link.

Research on Sexual Arousal Indicates That the Link Between (A)