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Unit 6 – Developmental Psychology
Topic 6.7
How does David Buss' evolutionary perspective on gender differences explain male aggression?
Men are inherently more aggressive due to their higher testosterone levels.
Men learn to be aggressive through observational learning during childhood.
Male aggression has been naturally selected for as it increases mating opportunities and survival chances.
Male aggression stems from societal expectations of masculinity.
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