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What is the role of frustration in human aggression?

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psychology

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  1. Frustration is a form of aggression rather than a precursor to it.
  2. Frustration leads to aggression only in individuals with a genetic predisposition towards violent behavior.
  3. Frustration is always a result of external stimuli and never leads to aggression.
  4. Aggression occurs spontaneously without any preceding emotional state such as frustration.
  5. Frustration is unrelated to aggression and is solely a product of environmental factors.
  6. Frustration arises when a person feels they deserve something and are deprived, which may lead to aggression
  7. Frustration is a result of aggression
  8. Aggression only occurs in painful situations
  9. Frustration is a direct cause of aggression
  10. Aggression is always a conscious choice, and frustration only plays a minor role.

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stemez-Psychology

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