Check and Malamuth (1981) showed men and women films in which ...

[rl]

Check and Malamuth (1981) showed men and women films in which women were victims of either erotic or nonerotic aggression. They found
 
  a. no effects of viewing the films
   b. that men became more aggressive, but women became more withdrawn and
   anxious as a result of watching the films
   c. that erotic aggression produced more aggression in subjects, whereas nonerotic
  aggression did not
   d. that aggressive films, regardless of sexual content, increased males', but not
  females', acceptance of violence against women

Question 2

vThe appropriate conclusion from field experiments on the link between television and violence would be that
 
  a. there is a dramatic effect of TV violence on aggression
  b. there is no consistent effect on aggression
  c. TV violence induces aggression, but only for children from low-income homes
  d. none of the above

[Dominic]

Answer to Question 1

Answer: D

Answer to Question 2

Answer: B

[rl]

Thank you

[Dominic]

No problem