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Biological and Evolutionary Bases of Aggression
Explain the roles of genetics, neural structures like the amygdala, hormones like testosterone, and evolutionary pressures in aggressive behavior.
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Interpersonal Dynamics: Aggression, Attraction, and Close Relationships
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Analyze the biological, social, and psychological factors driving human aggression, attraction, and relationship formation.
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