Child Rearing Studies on the Socialization of Aggression Suggest That

question 121

Multiple Choice

Child rearing studies on the socialization of aggression suggest that rejecting parents who permit and encourage their children to express their impulses often have youngsters who are

• A) surprisingly warm and friendly
• B) low in overt aggression toward peers
• C) highly aggressive
• D) none of these

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