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Cooldude101

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Three of the following are common roots of aggression and violence in schools. Which statement is least likely to be a cause of aggression and violence?
 
  a. Revenge for stealing one's boyfriend or girlfriend
  b. Persistence of concrete operational thinking into adolescence
  c. Need to gain social status with peers
  d. Poor perspective-taking skills

Question 2

Danny is a quiet 11-year-old who usually keeps to himself. Some of the other boys in class like to tease him when the teacher isn't looking because they know they can provoke him to fight, and then Danny will get in trouble. The type of aggression that Danny exhibits is called:
 
  a. Proactive aggression
  b. Prosocial aggression
  c. Relational aggression
  d. Reactive aggression


Brummell1998

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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

D



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