In many animal species, higher levels of ___________ usually increase the likelihood of ____________, which consists of unprovoked aggressive acts that are designed to establish a dominance hierarchy among members of a particular species.
A)serotonin; social aggression
B)serotonin; impulsive aggression
C)testosterone; social aggression
D)testosterone; impulsive aggression

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Testosterone is often linked with aggressive behavior in many animal species, and social aggression is typically about establishing dominance within a group. Higher levels of testosterone can increase the likelihood of such behavior as it plays a crucial role in dominance and territorial behaviors.

In Many Animal Species, Higher Levels of ___________ Usually Increase