Although alcohol use and aggression are positively correlated, the factors that actually determine aggressive behavior involve all of the following EXCEPT
A) quantity and timing of alcohol consumed.
B) the person's previous history of violence.
C) the expectations about drinking.
D) the person's level of intelligence.

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The person's level of intelligence is not a factor that determines aggressive behavior. The other options listed all have been shown to have an impact on the likelihood of alcohol-related aggression.

Although Alcohol Use and Aggression Are Positively Correlated, the Factors