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Both social psychologists and sociologists are interested in aggression. Compared to sociologists, which of the following questions is a social psychologist most likely to ask?
   a.   What is the effect of handgun laws on homicide rates in different states?
   b.   When does anger lead to aggression?
   c.   Are homicide rates higher among members of the lower socioeconomic class?
   d.   Do prisons deter homicide?

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