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Title: SHOCK ELICITED AGGRESSION BY HUMAN SUBJECTS.
Authors: Heacock, Del, Thurber, Steven, Vale, David
Source: Journal of Social Psychology. Feb1975, Vol. 95 Issue 1, p55. 5p.
Subjects: Aversive stimuli, Punishment (Psychology), Avoidance (Psychology), Conditioned response, Aggression (Psychology), Defense mechanisms (Psychology)
Abstract: This study investigated the response of human Ss to aversive stimuli. Seven pairs of Ss were placed in a situation in which they would receive shocks, but had the opportunity to retaliate by delivering an equivalent shock to the S that had shocked them. Results were interpreted as being similar to studies of pain-elicited aggression with lower animals. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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