Unlike in men,a high sex drive in women is likely to be associated with an increased same-sex attraction as well as an increased opposite-sex attraction. This best illustrates women's greater

A) erotic plasticity.
B) refractory period.
C) orgasmic dysfunction.
D) subcortical brain regions.

Erotic plasticity refers to the extent to which individuals' sexuality can be shaped and influenced by social, cultural, and situational factors. Women tend to have a higher level of erotic plasticity compared to men, which is why a high sex drive in women can be associated with increased same-sex attraction as well as increased opposite-sex attraction. Refractory period refers to the time period after orgasm during which an individual is unable to reach another orgasm. Orgasmic dysfunction refers to difficulty achieving orgasm, which is not related to this question. Subcortical brain regions are involved in sexual motivation and arousal in both men and women, but do not specifically explain why women have greater erotic plasticity.