Research on Gender Differences and Aggression Has Confirmed That

question 9

Multiple Choice

Research on gender differences and aggression has confirmed that:

• A) there is no difference in the amount of aggression.
• B) although males are more aggressive they hold less aggressive attitudes than females.
• C) the degree of a gender difference varies according to the type of aggression.
• D) aggression in males is linked to the survival instinct.

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Definitions:

Plantaris

A small, thin muscle in the leg that assists in flexing the foot.

Posterior Thigh

The back part of the thigh, comprising muscles like the hamstrings that are involved in extension of the hip and flexion of the knee.

Biceps Femoris

A muscle of the thigh that is part of the hamstring group, involved in knee flexion and thigh extension.

Tensor Fasciae Latae

A muscle of the thigh involved in stabilizing the hip and knee during movements.