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A comprehensive assessment of a new client reveals the likely presence of several hostility-related variables. The term hostility-related variables refers to what?

A) Consequences of aggressive and violent behavior
B) Situations that cause the violence-prone person to react
C) Societal endorsement of violence through entertainment content
D) Emotions, attitudes, and behaviors found in aggressive individuals

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