College Frustration PowerPoint

Slide #7
The different frustrations did not generally lead to different intensities of
aggresion, but all 3 led to more aggression than a control. Although
frustration did elicit aggression, the effect was slight. This was explained by
the mode of aggression (physical) and the fact that it had no instrumental
value in overcoming frustration. It was suggested that instrumental value of
aggression is a major determiner of the frustration-aggression relationship.
Men were found to be more aggressive than women. Men aggressed more
against men than against women, but the sex of the victum was
unimportant for the female aggressors. Thus sex differences in aggression
occur not only in the aggressor but also in the victum.
"Physical Aggression in Relation to Different Frustrations." APA PsycNET. N.p., n.d.
Web. 07 Oct. 2015.

Slide #10
I have recently been doing yoga. The stretching of my body gave me
a workout, but in the end of each you class we do a cool down. We are in
the position of childs pose its a pose that lets you just calm down. We
work our way from there to laying on our backs. The instructor turns out the
lights and we breath deep breaths and it just calms the soul.