Compared to same-sex siblings not similarly exposed, children exposed to a synthetic male hormone before birth:
A) chose physical aggression more often in interpersonal conflict situations.
B) chose verbal aggression more often in interpersonal conflict situations.
C) were more likely to be clinically depressed.
D) were unable to develop plans in low-level problem-solving situations.

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Children exposed to a synthetic male hormone before birth are more likely to choose physical aggression in interpersonal conflict situations, reflecting the influence of prenatal hormone exposure on later aggressive behavior.

Compared to Same-Sex Siblings Not Similarly Exposed, Children Exposed to a Synthetic