Frustration and Aggression¶
Dollard, J., Doob, Miller, Mowrer, & Sears, R. R. (1939). Frustration and Aggression. Yale University Press.
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- Scapegoating
- Social psychology: Frustration-aggression displacement onto minorities during economic distress; prejudice intensifying in hard times; the classic finding that hostility blocked from its true source is redirected onto safer, lower-power targets, a dynamic Dollard and colleagues (1939) formalized in the frustration-aggression hypothesis and that later work connected to intergroup scapegoating.
This sourceOriginal formulation of the frustration-aggression hypothesis and displacement of blocked hostility onto safer targets
- Social psychology: Frustration-aggression displacement onto minorities during economic distress; prejudice intensifying in hard times; the classic finding that hostility blocked from its true source is redirected onto safer, lower-power targets, a dynamic Dollard and colleagues (1939) formalized in the frustration-aggression hypothesis and that later work connected to intergroup scapegoating.
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