What Best Represents What We Know About the Intergenerational Transmission

Multiple Choice

What best represents what we know about the intergenerational transmission of aggression?

A) Parents' harsh discipline practices, not unskilled parenting, predict the child's use of aggression in intimate relationships in early adulthood.
B) Many individuals exposed to aggression as children do not become aggressive in adulthood.
C) Attachments to other people in adulthood decrease the likelihood of aggression in intimate relationships among those exposed to violence in their family of origin.
D) Though often discussed as fact, there is little evidence to support the idea that experiences in the family of origin predict the child's aggression later in life.