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Engineer · **on:** Jun 21, 2018

Studies of gender differences in aggression show that

a. there are, in general, no important gender differences in aggression.
b. if people are provoked, gender differences in aggression are minimal.
c. in almost all areas, males are more aggressive than females.
d. males and females differ in their tendency to talk about aggression, but they do not differ in their actual aggressive behavior.

Question 2

The gender differences in aggression

a. are relatively large and consistent.
b. tend to be somewhat larger when measuring unprovoked aggression.
c. are usually larger when we consider aggression directed toward strangers.
d. are rarely demonstrated when we consider relational aggression.