Berkowitz's revised frustration-aggression hypothesis views aggressive behavior as stemming from a combination of

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Berkowitz's revised frustration-aggression hypothesis suggests that aggressive behavior results from a combination of internal forces such as anger and external, aggressive cues. This implies that both environmental factors (aggressive cues) and internal factors (anger) interact to lead to aggressive behavior. The hypothesis does not emphasize the role of instincts in aggression, as in option B, C, or D.

Berkowitz's Revised Frustration-Aggression Hypothesis Views Aggressive Behavior as Stemming from a Combination