Berkowitz's Revised Frustration-Aggression Hypothesis Views Aggressive Behavior as Stemming from a Combination

question 124

Multiple Choice

Berkowitz's revised frustration-aggression hypothesis views aggressive behavior as stemming from a combination of

• A) internal forces such as anger and external, aggressive cues
• B) instincts and aggressive cues
• C) anger and instincts
• D) instincts and aggressive cues.

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Natural Selection

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