The Frustration-Aggression Hypothesis Predicts That

question 61

Multiple Choice

The frustration-aggression hypothesis predicts that

• A) being aggressive leads to higher levels of frustration.
• B) individuals will become frustrated when someone is being aggressive towards them.
• C) individuals become aggressive when they are prevented from achieving a goal.
• D) high levels of frustration are associated with low levels of aggression.

Identify factors that lead to extinction and spontaneous recovery in conditioned behaviors.

Describe the process and impact of higher-order conditioning.

Distinguish between stimulus generalization and stimulus discrimination.

Comprehend the importance and methods of shaping in behavior modification.

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