Men raised in the South in the 1970s responded to verbally aggressive behavior by a confederate in a psychology study by:

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Men raised in the South in the 1970s were socialized to value masculinity, dominance, and aggression. Therefore, they were more likely to respond to verbally aggressive behavior by acting in a more aggressive or dominant manner themselves, rather than engaging in violence or refusing to participate. Challenging the confederate's behavior may also be a possibility, but it is not listed as a choice.

Men Raised in the South in the 1970s Responded to Verbally