The Frustration-Aggression Theory Suggests That Frustration

question 94

Multiple Choice

The frustration-aggression theory suggests that frustration

• A) doesn't lead to aggression after all.
• B) reduces aggression more than it stimulates it.
• C) triggers a readiness to aggress.
• D) works by triggering the fight-or-flight regions of the brain.

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