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Q110:  Compared to control participants, impulsively violent criminals show less activity in which of the following brain areas? A) the amygdala B) the orbitofrontal cortex C) the premotor cortex D) the hypothalamus

Q111:  The parts of the brain responsible for inhibiting aggression and considering the long-term consequences of behavior are mature in humans A) at puberty. B) at the age of 16, which is why we allow people to start driving at that age. C) at the age of 18, which is why legal adulthood begins at this age. D) by the early to mid-20s.

Q112:  Use of which of the following substances is most likely to provoke aggression? A) lysergic acid (LSD) B) alcohol C) tobacco D) 3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA) (ecstasy)

Q113:  Alcohol is well-known for its abilities to inhibit the cerebral cortex, including the frontal and cingulate cortices. Consequently, we would expect people to respond to the consumption of alcohol by becoming A) less aggressive, due to the inhibition of parts of the brain responsible for aggression. B) more aggressive, due to the inhibition of parts of the brain that typically inhibit aggression. C) less aggressive, due to the inhibition of parts of the brain that produce fear and anger. D) less aggressive, due to the inhibition of parts of the brain needed for planning aggressive responses.

Q114:  Prenatal exposure to extra testosterone A) increases aggression in males but not females. B) increases aggression in females but not males. C) increases aggression in both males and females. D) has no effect on aggression levels in either males or females.

Q116:  Male mice that have been castrated can have their normal level of biting attacks restored by A) administering testosterone. B) isolating the mice for several days. C) administering serotonin agonists. D) food depriving the mice for several days.

Q117:  Studies have found that in males with high normal levels of testosterone, the testosterone A) is not related to delinquent behavior. B) does not predict a male's level of aggression. C) is negatively correlated with male aggression. D) is positively correlated with male aggression.

Q118:  The use of anabolic steroids is A) positively correlated with aggression in males. B) negatively correlated with aggression in males. C) positively correlated with aggression in females but not males. D) not related to observed levels of aggression.

Q119:  Living in a highly competitive environment, such as a prison, A) does not affect testosterone levels in males. B) may increase testosterone levels in males. C) may decrease testosterone levels in males. D) increases testosterone levels in submissive males but decreases testosterone levels in aggressive males.

Q120:  Research on the "home team advantage" in sports suggests that testosterone levels may be influenced by A) the number of males engaged in competition. B) crossing time zones. C) territoriality. D) the familiarity of the environment.