Mike is a 6-year-old boy. He notices that Dan, a boy in his neighborhood, has a new bicycle. He threatens to hide Dan's bicycle if Dan refuses to give him the bike for a ride. Dan reluctantly agrees to his demand. In this scenario, Mike is most likely a(n):
A. instrumental aggressor.
B. hostile aggressor.
C. reactive aggressor.
D. relational aggressor.
Answer: A
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B) activity
C) disengagement
D) socioemotional selectivity
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