All of the following are causal factors according to the cognitive neoassociationism model EXCEPT which one?

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The cognitive neoassociationism model, which explains how aggression is triggered, does not directly incorporate personal values as a causal factor. Instead, it focuses on how external stimuli like physical stressors and situational cues can lead to negative emotions, which can then lead to aggressive behavior. Personal values are more related to an individual's moral and ethical beliefs and are not directly linked to the immediate cognitive and emotional processes that lead to aggression according to this model.

All of the Following Are Causal Factors According to the Cognitive