If a person's frustration feels justified or fair:

A) physical aggression is more likely to occur.
B) aggression is less likely to occur.
C) verbal aggression is more likely to occur.
D) they will likely displace their aggression.

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Ahmed Al-Zadjali · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : B, Explanation :  When a person's frustration feels justified or fair, they are less likely to respond with aggression because they feel that their frustration is understandable and therefore do not need to act out in anger. This is because they are able to rationalize their situation and are less likely to respond with an emotional reaction like aggression.

If a person's frustration feels justified or fair:

A) physical aggression is more likely to occur.
B) aggression is less likely to occur.
C) verbal aggression is more likely to occur.
D) they will likely displace their aggression.

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If a person's frustration feels justified or fair:A) physical aggression is more likely to occur.B) aggression is less likely to occur.C) verbal aggression is more likely to occur.D) they will likely displace their aggression.

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If a person's frustration feels justified or fair:

A) physical aggression is more likely to occur.
B) aggression is less likely to occur.
C) verbal aggression is more likely to occur.
D) they will likely displace their aggression.