Research has shown that there are gender differences in aggression.These findings suggest that

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Research has shown that higher levels of testosterone may produce more outward aggression in males. This suggests that there is a biological basis for the gender differences in aggression.

Note: Choices B and C are not supported by research. While there may be some differences in the types of aggression that males and females engage in, there is no consistent evidence to suggest that males are more likely to engage in relational or nondirect aggression than females. Choice D is also not supported by research as there is no evidence to suggest that females are more affected by high temperatures than males.

Research Has Shown That There Are Gender Differences in Aggression