Shock-elicited aggression in rats
A) cannot be modified by experience.
B) is a learned behavior pattern.
C) is more likely to occur in rats that have been trained to be aggressive than those that have not.
D) habituates very quickly with repeated shocks and is not variable.

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Shock-elicited aggression in rats is more likely to occur in rats that have been trained to be aggressive, indicating that experience and prior conditioning can influence the likelihood of aggressive responses to shocks.

Shock-Elicited Aggression in Rats