A technique developed by Masters and Johnson that involves nongenital pleasuring is called:
A) rapid touching
B) paraphilia
C) the "squeeze"
D) sensate focus

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The technique described in the question, nongenital pleasuring, is commonly referred to as sensate focus. This technique involves a series of exercises in which partners take turns touching each other in non-sexual ways, such as gently stroking each other's arms or legs. The goal is to promote relaxation and improve communication between partners, as well as to help them learn to focus on sensation rather than performance or orgasm. The other answer choices (A, B, and C) are not related to the technique described in the question.

A Technique Developed by Masters and Johnson That Involves Nongenital