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This is a response to the same questions:In working with clients, utilizing the information from both Masters and Johnson Human Sexual Response Cycle and the Kaplan Three Stages of Sexual Response can not only gain insight on the psychological side of sexual response and how the client is reacting, but to examine the issues the client is experiencing in which stages, exemplified in both models, at hand. The four stages identified in Masters and Johnson is excitement, plateau, orgasm, and resolution. If a client is experiencing anxiety in the excitement phase, for example, the counselors' job is to transform individuals' perspectives on sex and recondition the client to experience joy instead of anxiety in sexual contexts (Lehmiller, 2017). In Kaplan's model, three stages that are recognized are desire, excitement, and orgasm. If a client is having trouble reaching the point of orgasm, for example, it is important to examine these emotional aspects deeper as determining the stage at which the issues arise is essential for comprehending and addressing instances of sexual dysfunction, as various regions of the brain and body are engaged at each phase (Lehmiller, 2017).Respond to this response saying what was good, adding info but not repeating anything already said. The response should total 100-170 words in paragraphs and include citations from Lehmiller, J. J. (2017). The psychology of human sexuality. 2nd ed. John Wiley and Sons. Pearson Education. Need Assignment Help?