According to Dodge and Frame (1982), Aggressive Children Demonstrate Cognitive

question 183

Multiple Choice

According to Dodge and Frame (1982) , aggressive children demonstrate cognitive biases in situations:

• A) In which peers act aggressively.
• B) In which peers act in a prosocial manner.
• C) Which are ambiguous.
• D) In which they are rejected.

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Definitions:

Speaking Loudly

The act of increasing vocal volume beyond regular speaking levels, often to ensure audibility in noisy environments or to display emphasis.

Responding

The act of answering or reacting to something, such as a question, situation, or stimulus.

Ringing

A sound sensation, often described as a persistent high-pitched sound in the ears, not caused by an external source.

Ears

Organs on the sides of the head responsible for detecting sound, maintaining balance, and facilitating hearing.