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Peter and his partner are having sex when Peter's blood pressure increases sharply, and he experiences a series of muscular contractions throughout his pelvis. What is likely based on research conducted by Masters and Johnson?

▸ Peter's muscular contractions are likely to produce an orgasm in his partner.

▸ Peter will be relatively unresponsive to sexual stimulation for a period of time following his orgasm.

▸ Peter is likely to experience several more orgasms before he enters a refractory period.

▸ Peter will now pass into the plateau stage of the sexual response cycle.

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