One Way in Which Experience Contributes to Gender Differences in Aggression

question 9

Multiple Choice

One way in which experience contributes to gender differences in aggression is that

• A) the media portrays many aggressive males who are rewarded for their behavior.
• B) parents are more likely to use physical punishment with daughters than with sons.
• C) parents are less tolerant of aggressive behavior in sons than in daughters.
• D) males are stronger than females.

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