Explanation:

- A. Kinsey: Alfred Kinsey was the lead researcher on the studies known as "Sexual Behavior in the Human Male" (1948) and "Sexual Behavior in the Human Female" (1953). These studies were groundbreaking in their exploration of human sexual behavior and were among the first comprehensive looks into the topic in the United States.

- Oakley: Ann Oakley is a sociologist known for her work in gender studies and feminism, not for studies on sexual behavior as conducted by Kinsey.

- Sutherland: Edwin Sutherland was a sociologist and criminologist known for his work on the theory of differential association and the concept of "white-collar crime." His focus was not on sexual behavior studies.

- Merton: Robert K. Merton was a sociologist known for his theories on social structure and anomie. His contributions were significant in sociology but not associated with studying sexual behavior like Kinsey’s.

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