A psychologist studying a behavior, such as aggressiveness in monkeys, and researching to see how pervasive this behavior is across species would MOST likely be a _____ psychologist.

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Comparative psychologists study the behavior of different species to understand the similarities and differences, and how these behaviors evolved. In this case, studying aggressiveness across species fits within the realm of comparative psychology.

A Psychologist Studying a Behavior, Such as Aggressiveness in Monkeys