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Moreover , to the extent that Wilhelm Reich ( 1942 ) is correct in his assertion that
the scripting for masturbatory fantasies has a non - and possibly anti - coital
character , we might also expect both a capacity and a need for fairly elaborate
forms ...
Moreover , to the extent that Wilhelm Reich ( 1942 ) is correct in his assertion that
the scripting for masturbatory fantasies has a non - and possibly anti - coital
character , we might also expect both a capacity and a need for fairly elaborate
forms ...
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There is some evidence of heightened sexuality with wives enjoying the coital
experiences of the honeymoon and early weeks of marriage more if they had had
previous experience in intercourse ( Kanin & I loward , 1958 ) . Carrying the ...
There is some evidence of heightened sexuality with wives enjoying the coital
experiences of the honeymoon and early weeks of marriage more if they had had
previous experience in intercourse ( Kanin & I loward , 1958 ) . Carrying the ...
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SocialLearning Theory of Identificatory Processes | 213 |
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