The frustration-aggression principle most clearly applies to individuals with higher-than-average levels of

A) discrimination.
B) stereotyping.
C) blood alcohol.
D) frontal lobe activity.

Frustration-Aggression Principle

A theory suggesting that frustration often leads to aggressive behavior as the individual seeks to eliminate the source of their frustration.

Blood Alcohol

The amount of alcohol present in the bloodstream, typically measured to determine levels of intoxication or impairment.

Discrimination

The unfair or biased treatment of diverse groups of individuals, particularly based on race, age, or gender.