Frustration Increases the Probability of an Aggressive Response, but Does

question 188

Multiple Choice

Frustration increases the probability of an aggressive response, but does not inevitably lead to such a response (e.g., Berkowitz, 1993) .A number of situational factors work to accentuate frustration, further increasing the odds of aggression.For example, frustration is accentuated when we

• A) are close to our intended goal.
• B) expect the frustration.
• C) perceive the frustrating act as unintentional.
• D) perceive the frustrating act as random.

Grasp the notion of marginal analysis and how it is applied to make decisions.

Recognize the role of scarcity in economics and how it necessitates choices.

Apply the economic perspective to analyze individual and societal choices.

Discern the difference between rational and irrational behavior in the context of economics.

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