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Since Dollard and Miller, other theorists have modified the explanation of aggression by
 
  A) considering the influence of learning non-aggressive responses to frustration.
  B) considering situational cues.
  C) considering individual differences in personality
  D) all of the above

Question 2

Which statement best describes matched dependent behavior?
 
  A) The person behaves in the same way as the model, and is controlled by the same cues as the model.
  B) The person behaves in the same way as the model, and is reinforced by the similarity to the model's
   behavior.
  C) The person behaves in the same way as the model, but is controlled by different cues, which are
   provided by the model.
  D) The person behaves in the same way as the model, but is controlled by different cues, which are in the
   situation seen by both.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: D

Answer to Question 2

Answer: C



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