People with long daily commutes are more likely to display "road rage" (angry, aggressive driving), which illustrates how frustration can be increased due to
A)its strength.
B)its repetition.
C)its urgency.
D)the emotion it precipitates.

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The repetition of long daily commutes can increase frustration, leading to road rage. This is because the consistent experience of the same stressor (the commute) can accumulate and heighten feelings of anger or aggression.

People with Long Daily Commutes Are More Likely to Display