Hostile acts attempting to damage another person's relationships or social standing are called

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Relational aggression is the type of aggression that involves attempting to damage another person's relationships or social standing. Option A, hostile aggression, is a broad category that covers any type of aggression that is intended to harm another person, while option B, scapegoat aggression, involves blaming another person or group for something they did not do. Option C, segregational aggression, is not a commonly used term related to aggression.

Hostile Acts Attempting to Damage Another Person's Relationships or Social