Most social psychologists define aggression as an and state .

A) intentional action; that the victim must be motivated to avoid it
B) intentional action; nothing about the victim
C) intentional or unintentional action; nothing about the victim
D) intentional thought or action; that the victim must be motivated to avoid it

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Most social psychologists define aggression as an ____ and state ____.

A) intentional action; that the victim must be motivated to avoid it
B) intentional action; nothing about the victim
C) intentional or unintentional action; nothing about the victim
D) intentional thought or action; that the victim must be motivated to avoid it

023-ME-51 Akshat Srivastava · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : A, Explanation :  Aggression is commonly defined by social psychologists as an intentional action aimed at causing physical or psychological harm to a person who is motivated to avoid such treatment. This definition emphasizes the deliberate nature of the act and the victim's desire to avoid the harm, distinguishing it from accidental harm or actions that the victim may not necessarily want to avoid.

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