Aggressive Children Do NOT Differ from Nonaggressive Children with Regard

question 32

Multiple Choice

Aggressive children do NOT differ from nonaggressive children with regard to

• A)their goals in social situations.
• B)their interpretation of others' motives.
• C)confidence in their ability to behave in particular ways.
• D)their intelligence level.

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