What can be concluded from the fact that individual differences in levels of testosterone interact with socio-economic status, SES, in predicting aggressive acts (i.e. effect of testosterone appears greater for low SES individuals)?
A) Testosterone levels are less important than socio-economic factors.
B) Socio-economic factors are less important than hormonal/biological factors.
C) SES is an inappropriate variable to consider in social neuroscience research.
D) Neither social nor hormonal explanations are likely to be sufficient to explain aggression in isolation.

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The interaction between testosterone levels and socio-economic status in predicting aggression suggests that both biological (hormonal) and social (socio-economic) factors play a role in explaining aggressive behavior, indicating that neither type of explanation is likely to be sufficient on its own.

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