In males, a second orgasm is temporarily (or completely) prevented by a

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The refractory period is a post-ejaculatory phenomenon during which males cannot achieve another orgasm. It can last from minutes to days, and during this time, arousal and sexual stimulation do not lead to erection, let alone orgasm. Therefore, option C is the best choice, as it describes the mechanism that temporarily or completely prevents males from having a second orgasm. Option A, plateau period, is part of the sexual response cycle in which sexual tension gradually builds up to a point just before orgasm. Option B, failure to ejaculate, is a condition in which males have difficulty or inability to release semen during orgasm. Option D, resolution phase, refers to the period during which the body returns to its pre-aroused state after orgasm, characterized by feelings of relaxation and decreased arousal.

In Males, a Second Orgasm Is Temporarily (Or Completely) Prevented