Kristi has been very frustrated in her search for the perfect apartment that costs next to nothing. According to frustration-aggression theory, what would most likely increase the likelihood that Kristi's frustration will lead to aggressive behavior?
a. Kristi finally admits that her expectations were unrealistic.
b. Kristi realizes that the Apartment Finders are doing the best they can.
c. The perfect apartment burned down the day after she put down a deposit.
d. The delay is frustrating, but not unexpected; students are already back in town.
Answer: C
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