This model of aggression explains aggressive acts as arising from a complex interaction among personal and situational characteristics, emotions, thoughts, and decision-making processes.
A) reformulated frustration-aggression hypothesis
B)general aggression model
C) tend-and-befriend model
D) fight-or-flight hypothesis

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The General Aggression Model (GAM) explains aggression as a result of a complex interaction of personal and situational factors, along with cognitive, affective, and arousal processes. It incorporates elements from earlier theories, including the frustration-aggression hypothesis, and expands on them to provide a comprehensive framework for understanding aggression.

This Model of Aggression Explains Aggressive Acts as Arising from a Complex