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Trace the development of aggression from infancy to adolescence.

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psychology

options

  1. Aggression develops only during adolescence
  2. Aggression develops from infancy through temper tantrums, influenced by parental behavior and societal situations, then evolves into more complex forms during childhood and adolescence, often as a result of frustration and societal pressures.
  3. Aggression is innate and does not change or develop over time
  4. Aggression is a learned behavior that begins in middle childhood with no prior indicators
  5. Aggression is solely a result of genetic factors and remains constant throughout all stages of development
  6. Aggression is learned exclusively from peer interactions in early childhood
  7. Aggression only manifests in social settings and is not present in solitary behaviors
  8. Aggression is mainly caused by parental behavior
  9. Aggression emerges as a response to academic pressures during the school-age years and does not appear before this stage
  10. Aggression is a result of an identity crisis during adolescence

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stemez-Psychology

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