Assertion: frustration | /r/HasSubevent | nonaggression
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text: More than two decades of research 5 has shown that frustration does not invariably lead to aggression, that frustration can lead to nonaggression, that aggression can occur without frustration, that in some cultures aggression is not a typical response to frustration, that some situations (such as threat and insult) can evoke more aggression than frustration, that the injustice of frustration is more significant than frustration itself, that frustration subsumes a diverse set of conditions, and that the aggression-frustration linkage need not be innate and could be learned.
text: First, as discussed in the last Section and Chapter, tests of the frustration-aggression hypothesis have had mixed empirical results, and it was concluded that frustration causes some aggression but also can lead to nonaggression.