Four primary perspectives in social psychology: sociocultural, evolutionary, social learning, and social cognitive

social psychology This week you have learned about the four primary perspectives in social psychology: sociocultural, evolutionary, social learning, and social cognitive, all of which can be used to describe social interactions; however, depending on the situation, some may be a better fit than others. Let's consider an important issue in social psychologyaggressionspecifically the gender differences in aggression. For this discussion we will assume that men are more aggressive than women. Discuss how each perspective would explain this relationship. Out of these four perspectives share which one you believe has the best explanatory power for explaining why there is...