Question 5 • RYLE25 - PSYCHOLOGY - FULL CREDIT
Hostile aggression is behavior intended to hurt someone, usually driven by anger. Kicking someone during a heated argument fits because the action is aimed at harming the other person. Tackling a ball carrier is part of the rules of football, pushing to reach a door first is goal-directed rather than primarily intended to hurt, and a scripted slap is performed rather than genuinely aggressive.
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