Most Contemporary Psychodynamic Psychologists View Aggression As

Multiple Choice

Most contemporary psychodynamic psychologists view aggression as:

A) a basic instinct or drive in humans that intensifies over time if not discharged
B) an inborn behavior potential that is usually activated by frustration and anger
C) a behavior that is intertwined with survival and reproductive success
D) a genetically-programmed reaction that occurs when the thalamus over-stimulates the amygdala