Which of the following is true about the frustration-aggression hypothesis?

A) Frustration is one cause of aggression.
B) Frustrated people act more aggressively than nonfrustrated people.
C) Aggressive responses are more likely when a frustrated person is close to their goal.
D) All of these options are true

Frustration-aggression Hypothesis

A psychological theory suggesting that aggression is often the result of frustration, which occurs when an individual's goal-directed behavior is blocked.

Aggressive Responses

Behaviors aimed at causing harm or injury to another person or object, often as a reaction to perceived threats or frustration.

Goal

An objective or desired outcome that an individual or group aims to achieve through purposeful action.