The time span after orgasm during which a man cannot be aroused to another orgasm is called

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The refractory period is the time span after orgasm during which a man cannot be aroused to another orgasm. Choice A, the plateau phase, refers to a stage during sexual arousal where physical symptoms (such as heightened heart rate and muscle tension) are maintained at a constant level prior to orgasm. Choice B, the excitement phase, refers to the initial stage of sexual arousal in which an individual begins to feel sexual attraction and desire. Choice C, a paraphilia, refers to a sexual disorder characterized by recurrent intense sexual urges, fantasies, or behaviors that involve non-human objects, non-consenting individuals, or situations causing significant distress or impairment. None of these choices describe the time span after orgasm during which a man cannot be aroused to another orgasm.

The Time Span After Orgasm During Which a Man Cannot