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Melani1276

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Social-cognitive learning theory explains why, when people are provoked,
 
  a. they respond aggressively if they think aggression is justified.
  b. they respond aggressively if they are tired or hungry.
  c. they automatically respond aggressively.
  d. they seek their friends' opinions of what to do.

Question 2

In the United States, rape occurs most often because of
 
  a. force by a stranger.
  b. force by an acquaintance.
  c. incapacitation of the perpetrator.
  d. incapacitation of the victim.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: A

Answer to Question 2

Answer: D



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