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What is the frustration-displaced aggression theory of prejudice?

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psychology

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  1. The theory suggests that prejudice arises from a lack of understanding of other cultures
  2. The theory suggests that prejudice is a result of learned behavior from parents or society
  3. The theory holds that prejudice is an expression of an individual's personality type, largely unaffected by external circumstances
  4. The theory suggests that prejudice is innate and cannot be changed
  5. The frustration-displaced aggression theory of prejudice states that frustration toward the accomplishment of some goal produces aggression; if the source of the frustration is too threatening or unavailable, the aggression will be displaced onto a scapegoat.
  6. The theory suggests that prejudice is directly proportional to the level of stress in an individual's life
  7. The theory asserts that prejudice is primarily a result of direct competition for resources between groups
  8. The theory indicates that prejudice emerges as a defense mechanism to protect one's self-esteem
  9. The theory claims that individuals express prejudice when they feel a sense of powerlessness in their own lives
  10. The theory posits that people display prejudice when they are able to justify their attitudes with logic or morality

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stemez-Psychology

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