What kind of aggression is produced in reaction to situations and is emotion driven?
Correct answer: A. Impulsive
- A. Impulsive
- B. Incipient
- C. Inauspicious
- D. Instrumental
Explanation
Impulsive aggression is a rapid, emotion-driven reaction to provocation or a threatening situation. Instrumental aggression is more deliberate and is used as a means to achieve a goal.
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