The innate aggression hypothesis fails to explain
A) the tendency for conflict to occur between neighboring states.
B) the drive for national self-determination between groups.
C) the psychology of irrational leaders.
D) the variation in the amount of conflict over time.

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The innate aggression hypothesis suggests that aggression is a fixed trait, but it does not account for the observed variations in conflict levels over different periods, indicating that other factors influence aggression.

The Innate Aggression Hypothesis Fails to Explain