Bandura's Contention That Virtually All Highly Aggressive Children Are Aggressive

question 55

Multiple Choice

Bandura's contention that virtually all highly aggressive children are aggressive because they value aggression as an effective instrumental strategy for attaining other objectives does not easily explain the behavior of

• A) proactive aggressors
• B) reactive aggressors
• C) late-onset aggressors
• D) typical classroom bullies

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