Critics of Instinct Theories of Aggression Are Most Likely to Challenge

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Multiple Choice

Critics of instinct theories of aggression are most likely to challenge them on which of the following grounds?

• A)There are few examples of such aggressive behavior in either human or animal species.
• B)Such arguments have little intuitive appeal and are not likely to be popular.
• C)The use of "instincts" may describe behavior but does little to explain it.
• D)Lower animals are much more aggressive than most human groups.

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