Any response that is made with the aim of doing harm is referred to as
A) aggression.
B) assertion.
C) circumvention.
D) sublimation.

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Aggression refers to any behavior or response that is meant to cause harm or injury to another person or object. It can be physical or verbal in nature, and can be caused by a variety of factors such as frustration, anger, or even fear. Assertions, circumvention, and sublimation do not necessarily involve an intention to harm.

Any Response That Is Made with the Aim of Doing