The Bonobo Are a Species That Share Almost All of Their

question 6

Multiple Choice

The Bonobo are a species that share almost all of their DNA with humans and chimpanzees. However, different from either chimps or humans, they are one of the least aggressive species on the planet. The example of this species is used in the chapter to argue that:

• A) aggression has an innate root and cannot be reduced.
• B) aggression has an innate source but can be modified.
• C) aggression can be unlearned just like it has been learned.
• D) aggression has an unconscious root and we cannot consciously inhibited.

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Definitions:

Men

Adult human males, often mentioned in socio-demographic and health-related research studies.

Means

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Main Effects

The direct influence of an independent variable on a dependent variable in an experimental study.

Independent Variable

A variable in an experiment that is manipulated or changed to observe its effect on a dependent variable.