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Betsy and Trey are having intercourse. Betsy's nipples have just become erect, whereas contractions

Betsy and Trey are having intercourse. Betsy's nipples have just become erect, whereas contractions within Trey's prostate gland have begun propelling semen through his urethra. Which stage or stages of the human sexual response are Betsy and Trey probably in?
A) Excitement/arousal for both Betsy and Trey
B) Plateau for Betsy; orgasm for Trey
C) Orgasm for Betsy; plateau for Trey
D) Resolution for both Betsy and Trey

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