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A theorist who is a proponent of evolutionary explanations of aggression is most likely to argue
A) that human and non-human aggression evolved from different learned experiences and can never be compared to one another.
B) that aggression has been linked to specific genes and located in one chromosome.
C) that aggression in humans results from a desire to ensure access to mating partners and to protect resources necessary for survival.
D) for a cultural explanation of aggression in humans.
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Psychology and Life


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I kept doubting myself. Believe it or not I thought the same thing. Anyway, thanks.
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