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What is the Sexual Inhibition System?

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answered Jan 15 by HSMEvie9955 (350 points)

The Sexual Inhibition System is a component of the Dual Control Model that is responsible for reducing sexual behaviour and arousal, and is influenced by factors such as anxiety, guilt, and shame.

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