Studies of gender differences in aggression show that

a. there are, in general, no important gender differences in aggression.
b. if people are provoked, gender differences in aggression are minimal.
c. in almost all areas, males are more aggressive than females.
d. males and females differ in their tendency to talk about aggression, but they do not differ in their actual aggressive behavior.

B

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Proponents of recovered memories argue that they are memories of traumatic events that have been repressed. Opponents of recovered memories argue that they are instead

A) false memories of events that never happened. B) memories of everyday events that were simply forgotten. C) memories of past lives. D) memories that were never really repressed in the first place.

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