One of the Main Differences Between the Original Frustration-Aggression Hypothesis

question 61

Multiple Choice

One of the main differences between the original frustration-aggression hypothesis and the reformulated hypothesis is that

• A) according to the newer version, only frustration can lead to aggression.
• B) according to the newer version, frustration never leads to aggression.
• C) according to the newer version, many types of unpleasant conditions can lead to aggression.
• D) according to the newer version, frustration always leads to aggression.

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