In Donnerstein and Berkowitz's (1981) Study, Men Watched Different Types

question 7

Multiple Choice

In Donnerstein and Berkowitz's (1981) study, men watched different types of films and then were insulted by a confederate who was either male or female. When they were later given the chance to retaliate to the confederate, men who had watched a violent sexual film clip of a man raping a woman were ____.

• A) more aggressive than men who had not viewed the rape scene
• B) more aggressive than men who had not viewed the rape scene, especially if the confederate was the male provoker
• C) more aggressive than men who had not viewed the rape scene, especially if the confederate was the female provoker
• D) less aggressive than men who had not viewed the rape scene

Understand the interplay between biological maturation and sensory experiences in visual development.

Comprehend the cognitive aspects of visual perception, including the perception of motion, depth, and color.

Understand theories and principles explaining infidelity.

Recognize the emotional and psychological impacts of infidelity on relationships.

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