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The writer states that frustration ……………….
The aggressive act that frustration produces may take
a number of forms. It may be turned inward against
oneself, with suicide as the extreme example. It may
hit back directly at the person or thing causing the
frustration. Or it may be transferred to another object
— what psychologists call displacement. This can be
directed against the dog, the family or even total
strangers. In some cases, frustration leads to the
opposite of aggression, a complete retreat from life.
When we do experience frustration, however, there
are several things we can do to channel off
aggression, and the best way is, perhaps, by hard,
useful work. If both body and mind can be engaged,
so much the better.