QUESTION 17 -refers to the tendency to aggress when Frustration-aggression theor

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QUESTION 17 -refers to the tendency to aggress when Frustration-aggression theory The catharsis hypothesis The hydraulic model The displacement effect we perceive that our go als are thwarted. QUESTION 18 You are about to leave on vacation and your brother is driving you to the airport. Unfortunately, you getto the airport too late and you find out that your flight has already left. Under which of the following conditions are you most likely to feel aggressive toward your brother and want to scream at him? You missed your flight by two minutes. You missed your flight by an hour Your flight has been delayed. Your brother forgot to put your luggage in the car QUESTION 19 In which of the following situations is frustration least likely to result in aggression? Your friend sprained her ankle, and cannot help you move, as promised. A telemarketer interrupts your dinner to sell you a magazine subscription A woman grabs you and says "Hey, slow down," as you rush to catch your train. The parking lot is full, and a driver pulls around you to take the parking place for which you've been waiting QUESTION 20 A little girl watches a television cartoon in which a woman yanks a child by the hair and screams at her. After seeing the cartoon, the little girl acts out this same interaction with her doll. This is an example of atharsis. imagined aggression. social learning the frustration-aggression link.

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17. The answer is the first option. Frustration aggression theory states that we tend to agree when we perceive our goals are thwarted.

18. The answer is the first option. I would be likely to feel more aggressive towards my brother if I had missed my flight by two minutes.

19. The answer is the first option. I am likely to feel least aggressive about the situation in which my friend cannot help me move as she has sprained her ankle.

20. The answer is the third option. This is an example of social learning.

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