CAT (VARC) PYQs

if the alleged aggressive act is not sought to be avoided, it cannot really be considered aggression

Freud's theory of aggression proposes that aggression results from the suppression of aggressive urges.

Freudian theory of suicide as self-inflicted aggression implies that an aggressive act need not be sought to be avoided in order for it to be considered aggression.

a common theory of aggression is that it is the result of an abnormally low neural regulation of testosterone.