A Large Number of Studies Have Examined the Relationship Between

question 18

Multiple Choice

A large number of studies have examined the relationship between watching aggressive television and acting aggressively. Although there are some exceptions, most of this research finds

• A) there is little evidence that watching aggressive television increases aggression.
• B) watching aggressive television increases the likelihood of acting aggressively, at least under some circumstances.
• C) watching aggressive television is related to aggressive behavior, but this is because aggressive people tend to watch aggression on television.
• D) watching aggressive television increases the likelihood of acting aggressively but only in children.

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