In a series of experiments, participants were more likely to act in aggressive ways such as blasting people with noise following the experience of

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The experience of ostracism, or being excluded or rejected from a social group, has been found to lead to increased aggression in various studies. This is likely due to the negative emotions aroused by such an experience, which in turn can lead to a desire to retaliate or assert dominance over others. None of the other choices listed have a clear connection to increased aggression.

In a Series of Experiments, Participants Were More Likely to Act