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In the context of aggression, which of the following is a perspective of social-cognitive theorists?

A) They believe that aggression is a natural and instinctive reaction to the frustrations of daily life.
B) They believe that consciousness and choice play key roles in aggressive behavior among humans.
C) They believe that aggressive skills are mainly acquired by repressing most aggressive impulses in the unconscious recesses of the mind.
D) They believe that chemistry is involved in aggression, especially in the form of the male sex hormone testosterone.

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