In the Lightdale and Prentice (1994) study in which men and women played an aggressive video game, under which conditions were women just as aggressive as men?
A) when they could not be identified as the aggressor
B) when they were being aggressive toward another woman
C) when they were in danger
D) when they could be identified as the aggressor
Answer: A
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