The concept of catharsis has been undermined by findings suggesting that engaging in or witnessing aggression often does which of the following?

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The concept of catharsis, which suggests that engaging in or witnessing aggression can relieve built up tension and reduce the likelihood of future aggressive behavior, has been undermined by findings suggesting that it actually weakens restraints against aggression over time. This means that individuals who engage in or witness aggression repeatedly may become more likely to engage in aggressive behavior in the future, rather than less likely.

The Concept of Catharsis Has Been Undermined by Findings Suggesting