Gender Differences in Direct Aggression Appear to Be Influenced By

question 58

Multiple Choice

Gender differences in direct aggression appear to be influenced by:

• A) lower levels of empathy in boys than in girls.
• B) poorer emotional regulation among boys than among girls.
• C) gender-typed goals regarding assertion and affiliation.
• D) all of these factors.

Recognize the lifelong, multidimensional, and multidirectional nature of human development as expressed by Paul Baltes.

Appreciate the role of cultural, historical, and personal factors in shaping human development.

Identify the importance of plasticity in human development across the lifespan.

Distinguish between different periods of human development and their unique characteristics.