Evidence for a Genetic Basis for Aggression Is Provided by

question 88

Multiple Choice

 Evidence for a genetic basis for aggression is provided by

• A) data indicating that membership in certain ethnic groups predicts aggression.
• B) findings that men with the XYY genotype are more likely to be imprisoned.
• C) higher rates of aggression among individuals with fragile-X syndrome.
• D) the ability to breed strains of animals for aggressive tendencies.

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