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.

Exploring the practices of favoritism and its impact on organizational goals.

Grasping the concept of stakeholders and their role in business interactions.

Comprehending mutual obligation and its longstanding effects across cultures.

Learning how the ethical tone of an organization is set and influenced.

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Norepinephrine System

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