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The effects of status, type of frustration, and aggression on vascular processes.
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  • 1952The role of arbitrariness in the frustration-aggression hypothesis.208 cited
  • 1957Mastery of Stress177 cited
  • 1961The effect of overt aggression on physiological arousal level.120 cited
  • 1962The effects of three types of aggression on vascular processes.108 cited

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