Which Statement Best Reflects the Views of Havelock Ellis Regarding

Multiple Choice

Which statement best reflects the views of Havelock Ellis regarding the nature of female sexuality?

A) Women are naturally asexual, and if they are interested in sex, it is merely as a way to achieve pregnancy.
B) Women's animal lusts cause men to lose control and engage in intercourse to the point of weakness and illness.
C) Women have sexual desires no less intense than those of men.
D) Women experience themselves as anatomically defective without a penis and compensate for it by devoting themselves to their husband and children.