The Importance of External Cues for Aggression Is Shown by the

question 21

Multiple Choice

The importance of external cues for aggression is shown by the

• A) ethological view of aggression.
• B) biological view of aggression.
• C) weapons effect.
• D) empathic arousal effect.

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Definitions:

Newborn Sleep

The period of rest and sleep patterns exhibited by newborns, which is crucial for their growth and development.

Awake Hours

The periods during a 24-hour day when an individual is not asleep, often spent working, studying, or engaging in activities.

Normal Amount

A standard or usual quantity or degree of something, determined by statistical, contextual, or average measures.

First Week

Refers to the initial seven days after birth, focusing on the critical adjustments and rapid developmental changes occurring in a newborn.