Frustration and Aggression: Strive for Satisfaction

Humans were born with the aim of breathing, eating food, healing thirst, taking care of the body and mind, and being able to take care of themselves. Hobbes often has a term called survival machine (Pinker 2011). Each of us is a survival machine and the instinct to create is to be at the risk of providing the most effective and safest way to our individuals and only when the profits outweigh the benefits. Humans are inherently violent; it is a stimulation, not an invention.

Frustration - Aggression: For more than half a century psychology has discussed the relationship between aggression and frustration (which is hindered to achieve goals and participation). Some even consider it as the "main explanation" to understand the cause of human violence. Frustration - There are two basic premises of aggression (FA) hypothesis. (1) Aggression is always caused by recession, (2) frustration constantly produces aggression. However, after an empirical review, research shows that recession does not necessarily lead to aggression. For example, it may lead to problem solving or dependency behavior. As everyone knows, even if there is no feeling of frustration, aggression occurs. Therefore, it is unreasonable to consider retreat as only necessary and sufficient causal factors. Among the important redefinitions of the FA hypothesis, Berkowitz (19897) believes only the "average" frustration of attacks.

Over the years frustration has been considered the most important cause of attack. Depression is defined as an unpleasant feeling that leads to positive performance (Bushman & Huesmann, 2010). According to the proposed recession by Dollard et al. - hypothesis of attack. (1939), they believe that retreat will always result in attacks and attacks in the form of a dome resulting from recession. In other words, a frustrated person is always involved in certain kinds of attacks, and all attacks are triggered by recession (Baron, Byrne & Branscombe, 2007).

In 1939, Dollard proposed a recession - the theory of attack. According to this theory, aggressive behavior is caused by frustration. Presence of frustration always leads to some form of attack. Human positive progress was gradually and gradually formed through a slight recession. These slight regressions accumulate until they reach a level they can no longer sustain and stay within the organism. At that level, this person showed aggressive behavior. Frustration occurs when a person's purpose is not achieved and attempts to achieve that purpose are hindered by the other party or specific circumstances. (Dollard et al., 1939)