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Frustration-Aggression & Relative Deprivation by Victoria Popoola is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The document discusses two theories related to aggression and violence: frustration-aggression theory and relative deprivation theory. Frustration-aggression theory suggests that individuals become aggressive when there are obstacles to achieving their goals and aspirations. Relative deprivation theory suggests that people are likely to rebel when they realize there is a large difference between what they think they deserve and their actual rewards. The document provides examples of militant groups in the N
- Author
- Victoria Popoola
- Language
- EN