While It Appears That Species Like Chimpanzees and Humans Have

question 195

Multiple Choice

While it appears that species like chimpanzees and humans have evolved mechanisms that support aggressive responses, displays of aggression rely on:

• A) particular dominant genes for aggressive actions
• B) continued reinforcement for aggressive actions
• C) a combination of genetics and reinforcement for aggressive behaviours
• D) contextual cues that elicit aggressive actions

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Definitions:

Internal or External Stimulus

Any event or situation that triggers a response or reaction from an individual or organization, which can originate from within (internal) or outside (external) the entity.

Personality

The set of distinctive characteristics that lead an individual to respond in a consistent way to certain situations.

Family Life Cycle

a series of stages through which a family progresses over time, including changes in family structure and roles influenced by aging, marital status, and childrearing.

Personal Value System

An individual's set of beliefs and values that guide their behaviors and decision-making processes.