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Unit 9 – Social Psychology
Topic 9.6
How does the frustration-aggression hypothesis explain aggressive behavior in individuals?
It asserts that an imbalance of neurotransmitters causes aggression in individuals.
It proposes that frustration leads to aggression when goals are blocked.
It argues that aggression is a natural response to fear or threat.
It suggests that aggression is a result of unmet physiological needs.
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AP Psychology - 9.6 Altruism and Aggression
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