Aggressing Against a Substitute Target Because Aggressive Acts Against the Source

question 25

Multiple Choice

Aggressing against a substitute target because aggressive acts against the source of the frustration are inhibited by fear or lack of access is called

• A) catharsis.
• B) displacement.
• C) rumination.
• D) desensitization.

---

Definitions:

Foreign Economies

The economic systems and markets outside of a country's own borders.

Parity Ratio

A measure used to compare the value of one form of a commodity (e.g., agricultural produce) to another, often with respect to trade or exchange rates.

Indices

Statistical measures that track changes in a representative group of individual data points, often used to assess economic and financial performance.

Price Support

A government policy or mechanism that sets a minimum price for a product or commodity to help stabilize the market and ensure income for producers.