What theory suggests that if a person is impeded in reaching a goal he or she is seeking, then this impediment will lead to a stimulation of a drive whose main goal is to harm some person or object?
a) The general aggression model
b) The frustration-aggression hypothesis
c) The evolutionary hypothesis
d) The death wish theory
Question 2
When given an opportunity to decide how much punishment should be delivered to individuals convicted of different crimes, research has shown that most people are more strongly influenced by beliefs about ________ and much less strongly influenced
by ________. a) the fairness of the judicial system; beliefs about the appropriateness of prison sentences
b) how much punishment is deserved; information about the ease or difficulty involved in detecting a crime
c) the deterrent effect of the punishment on other individuals; beliefs about whether forgiveness is merited
d) removing dangerous people from society in order to protect others; beliefs about how much punishment is deserved
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Examples of goal setting
Six-Step Process for Goal-Oriented Planning
Theory of Plate Tectonics
Bronfenbrenner's bioecological theory
A Sociological Timeline of Major Figures in the Development of Sociological Theory, 1820–1960