Compared with Nonaggressive Children, Reactive Aggressors Are More Likely to

question 109

Multiple Choice

Compared with nonaggressive children, reactive aggressors are more likely to

• A) believe that they can enhance their self-esteem by dominating other children
• B) have high levels of self-confidence
• C) believe that other people are adversaries and, thus, are quick to attribute hostile intent to them
• D) all of these

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