Question

A biological psychologist studies the effects of amphetamine on aggression in rhesus monkeys. However, to the researcher's surprise, the experimental results differ for isolated monkeys versus monkeys in a colony. What is missing from this experiment?

a.
The social psychology perspective
b.
Human controls
c.
Physiological measurements
d.
An integration between biology and psychology

Answer 1

The missing aspect from this experiment is the social psychology perspective.

Step-by-step explanation:

The missing aspect from this experiment is the social psychology perspective. Studying the effects of amphetamine on aggression in rhesus monkeys requires an understanding of how social situations and interactions can influence behavior. The surprising differences in the experimental results between isolated monkeys and monkeys in a colony suggest that social factors play a significant role in aggression.