The Hostile Attribution Bias Is the Underlying Defense Mechanism Used

question 19

True/False

The hostile attribution bias is the underlying defense mechanism used by individuals to justify aggressive behaviors that has an implicit assumption that people tend to be motivated by a desires to harm others.

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