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The Frustration-aggression Hypothesis
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Who first developed the frustration-aggression hypothesis?

Dollard et al. (1939)

What is frustration according to this theory?

Unpleasant state from blocked goals

How does proximity to a goal affect aggression?

Closer to goal increases aggression

When are people more likely to respond aggressively?

If aggression will remove the barrier

What did Pastore (1952) find about legitimacy of frustration?

Illegitimate sources caused more aggression

What did Harris (1974) discover about queue positions?

Front of queue = more aggression

What did Buss (1963) find about different types of frustration?

All types increased aggression

Why do individual differences limit the theory?

Not everyone responds with aggression

Which type of aggression cannot be explained by this theory?

Premeditated aggressive acts

What is the main methodological concern with supporting research?

Relies on hypothetical scenarios

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