The Fact That Sex Differences in Aggression Are Greatest in Patrilineal

question 165

Multiple Choice

The fact that sex differences in aggression are greatest in patrilineal cultures suggests that

• A) genes for aggression most likely come from fathers.
• B) cultural standards play a significant role in determining aggression.
• C) boys are naturally more aggressive than girls.
• D) primitive societies were likely less aggressive than modern societies.

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