In contrast to the work of Masters and Johnson, the new view of sexual response posited that the ...

In contrast to the work of Masters and Johnson, the new view of sexual response posited that the sexual responses and feelings of women are different from those of men.
 
  According to this theory, what are some of the factors that must be taken into account in order to better understand women's sexual responses?
 
  a. a woman's age and level of education
  b. a woman's occupation and level of work-related stress
  c. the relationship in which the sexual behavior takes place, as well as cultural and economic factors
  d. the number of children in the household, and their ages and genders