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Formato
Copertina rigida
Pagine
222
Lingua
Inglese
Pubblicato
Aug 1, 1950
Editore
Institute of Human Relations/Yale University Press (New Haven, CT)
Descrizione
In this exploration of human behavior, a group of renowned psychologists delves into the intricate relationship between frustration and aggression. By tracing the roots of these emotions, the authors unravel the psychological principles that govern responses to external stimuli, illuminating how stressors can lead to aggressive tendencies.
Through their insights, they address the impact of socialization on behavior, emphasizing the role that societal norms play in shaping individual reactions. Each chapter builds upon foundational theories, enriching the reader’s understanding of the complex dynamics at play.
This work serves as a vital resource for anyone seeking to comprehend the motivations behind aggressive behavior, offering both theoretical frameworks and practical implications for addressing these vital psychological phenomena.
Through their insights, they address the impact of socialization on behavior, emphasizing the role that societal norms play in shaping individual reactions. Each chapter builds upon foundational theories, enriching the reader’s understanding of the complex dynamics at play.
This work serves as a vital resource for anyone seeking to comprehend the motivations behind aggressive behavior, offering both theoretical frameworks and practical implications for addressing these vital psychological phenomena.