The belief that engaging in competitive sports or watching violent sports can lead to a reduction of violent behavior is compatible with
A) social learning theory.
B) frustration-aggression theory.
C) Freud's instinct theory.
D) Bandura's theory of aggression.

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Freud's instinct theory posits that engaging in less harmful activities can help channel and reduce more destructive instincts, such as aggression. This concept, known as sublimation, aligns with the idea that sports can serve as an outlet for aggressive impulses.

The Belief That Engaging in Competitive Sports or Watching Violent