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Which argument would work against the explanation that gender roles have socialized men to be more physically aggressive than women?

▸ As gender-stereotypic roles for men have declined over the past several decades, physically aggressive acts committed by men have also declined.

▸ As gender roles have changed over the past several decades, there has not been a corresponding increase in female physical aggression nor a decrease in male physical aggression.

▸ Rates of female physical aggression have historically been lower than rates of male physical aggression.

▸ As women's roles have changed over the past several decades, rates of women committing violent crimes has correspondingly increased.

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