Kory is a preschool child that witnessed another child acting in an aggressive behavior to get what she wanted. Later that night, Kory began acting aggressive toward his older sister to get a toy. Kory displayed:
A. extreme aggression
B. physical aggression
C. rewards for aggression
D. learned aggression

Learned Aggression

Explanation: A learned Aggression  is defined as a learned non-instinctive behavior in forms of physical ( throwing, kicking  ) verbal ( insults , or bad use of language ), non physical( show of anger )  or psychological  actions which aims to intentionally hurt  another individual.

Kory,  a preschool child who  witnessed another child acting in an aggressive behavior to get what she wanted acting aggressive toward his older sister to get a toy showed that Kory is exhibiting  a learned aggressive behaviour because he feels that by being aggressive, he can get anything as seen by another child in school.

the correct answer is D. learned aggression

Explanation:

The basic principle underlying social learning theory is that children learn to be aggressive. Learning is hypothesized to occur both as a result of one's own behaviour and as a result of viewing others behavior.

Thus learned aggression in humans is defined as learned behavior or actions that are meant to harm another individual. The aggressive actions may occur in various forms, for example, verbal, physical, or psychological such that Kory is a preschool child that witnessed another child acting in an aggressive behavior to get what she wanted. Later that night, Kory began acting aggressive toward his older sister to get a toy. Kory displayed LEARNED AGGRESSION

i feel as if they would both catch on before to long because they would see them to frequent

chavez's example shows that nonviolent protest can work well. it shows that one nonviolent man can stop a mob, which proves chavez's point and persuades people to protest nonviolently.