All of the following are family factors that contribute to the likelihood of aggression in children EXCEPT A)parental substance abuse. B)physical punishment. C)parental rejection. D)two parent families.

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Two parent families is not a family factor that contributes to the likelihood of aggression in children. In fact, research suggests that having both parents actively involved in a child's life can have a protective effect against aggression. The other options (parental substance abuse, physical punishment, and parental rejection) have been found to increase the likelihood of aggressive behavior in children.

All of the Following Are Family Factors That Contribute to the Likelihood