The results of both tabulations are given in Table II. First, consider the data for all participants combined. One can see that regardless of the criterion used, just as many initially low-aggressive participants stay low (e.g., 37% when median is used) throughout the life course as initially high-aggressive participants stay high (e.g., 35% when median is used). Contrary to what some have proposed, continuity of aggressiveness is not owing to the high-aggressive participants staying high any more than it is to the low-aggressive participants staying low.
