Bandura (1979)contended that whether we act aggressively depends on:

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Bandura's social learning theory proposes that behavior, including aggression, is learned through observation, imitation, and anticipation of consequences. Therefore, the anticipated consequences (such as rewards, punishments, or lack thereof) play a crucial factor in determining whether one will act aggressively. Aversive events, bodily symptoms, and the role of the parent may also influence behavior, but they are not the primary factors according to Bandura's theory.

Bandura (1979)contended That Whether We Act Aggressively Depends On