An inability to develop or maintain an erection during intercourse due to insufficient blood flow to the penis is most clearly an indication of

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Erectile disorder, also known as erectile dysfunction, is the inability to achieve or maintain an erection sufficient for sexual intercourse. It is often caused by insufficient blood flow to the penis. Choice A (erotic plasticity) refers to the degree to which one's sexuality is influenced by social and cultural factors, and is not related to erectile dysfunction. Choice B (premature ejaculation) refers to ejaculating too quickly during sexual activity, and is also not related to insufficient blood flow to the penis. Choice C (paraphilia) refers to experiencing sexual arousal to atypical stimuli, and is not related to erectile dysfunction.

An Inability to Develop or Maintain an Erection During Intercourse