An indirect expression of aggression away from the source of your anger is called
A) displacement.
B) catharsis.
C) indirect aggression.
D) emotional aggression.

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Displacement is the term used to describe a behavior where a person directs their anger, frustration or other strong emotions towards a person or object that is not the source of their anger, typically because the true source is too threatening or unavailable to confront directly. As a result, the aggression is indirect and directed away from the true source towards a perceived or symbolic target.

An Indirect Expression of Aggression Away from the Source of Your