Berkowitz's revision of the frustration-aggression hypothesis and Dodge's social information-processing theory stress the importance of situational cues in promoting aggressive behavior. While Berkowitz contends that situational cues often _____ aggressive responses, Dodge claims that the effects of these cues depend on _____ .

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Berkowitz argues that situational cues can evoke aggressive responses, while Dodge's theory suggests that the effects of these cues depend on how they are processed and interpreted by the individual.

Berkowitz's Revision of the Frustration-Aggression Hypothesis and Dodge's Social Information-Processing