A Correlational Study Determined That the Higher a Male Monkey's

question 157

Multiple Choice

A correlational study determined that the higher a male monkey's level of testosterone, the more aggressive it is likely to be. This means that:

• A) testosterone causes aggression.
• B) testosterone and aggression are uncorrelated.
• C) testosterone and aggression are negatively correlated.
• D) testosterone and aggression are positively correlated.

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