The frustration-aggression principle most clearly applies to individuals with higher-than-average levels of

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The frustration-aggression principle states that frustration (i.e., the blocking of a goal) often leads to aggression. When individuals are under the influence of alcohol, their inhibitions are lowered, and they may be more likely to act aggressively when frustrated. Therefore, individuals with higher-than-average levels of blood alcohol would be more likely to exhibit aggression in response to frustration.

The Frustration-Aggression Principle Most Clearly Applies to Individuals with Higher-Than-Average