Longitudinal Research on the Long-Term Stability of Aggression Shows That

question 51

Multiple Choice

Longitudinal research on the long-term stability of aggression shows that

• A)the relationship is negative: nonaggressive children become aggressive adults, and vice versa.
• B)there is no relationship between aggression in childhood and adulthood.
• C)aggression is a stable attribute in girls but not boys.
• D)aggression is a reasonably stable attribute.

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