If a child is reared in a violent home, there is a higher likelihood that person will grow up to be violent also. This supports the view of:

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The statement supports all the given views: A) the intergenerational cycle of violence suggests violence is passed down from one generation to another, B) social learning theory posits that people learn behaviors by observing others, in this case, violent behavior, and C) while not directly stated, the scenario does not exclude the possibility that biological or genetic researchers might argue for a genetic predisposition to violence that could be triggered or exacerbated by a violent environment.

If a Child Is Reared in a Violent Home, There