Malamuth, in His Study on Sexual Aggression, Found That His

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Multiple Choice

Malamuth, in his study on sexual aggression, found that his ability to explain the variance in participants' sexual aggression scores almost doubled (from .38 to .75) when:

• A) he dropped the tumescence rape index from his analysis of predictors.
• B) he included the non-volunteers in his analysis.
• C) he included the interactions between the predictor variables in his analysis.
• D) sexual dominance scores were taken into account as a predictor score.

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