The Congruency Hypothesis Suggests That Depression Results from

question 56

Multiple Choice

The congruency hypothesis suggests that depression results from

• A)incongruence in actual mood and expected mood.
• B)unexpected success in an important area of interpersonal need.
• C)a failure or rejection in an important area of interpersonal need.
• D)congruence between expectation of depression and experience of depression.

Describe various models of aggression, including frustration-aggression and cognitive neoassociationism.

Identify the conditions under which aggression is more likely to be observed, such as mood and environment factors.

Recognize the role of cultures, including cultures of honor, in shaping aggression.

Discuss gender differences in aggression and related factors.

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