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Jesse displayed a hostile attribution bias when he
 
  A) bumped into Reggie just because he felt like starting a fight.
  B) hit Arthur because he knew he could get away with it without getting hit back.
  C) shoved Caroline when she said something mean about his sister.
  D) punched Alex because he thought he was laughing at him when he wasn't.

Question 2

At age 2, the most common form of aggression is
 
  A) physical.
  B) relational.
  C) social.
  D) verbal.



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

A



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