Which of the following is a form of aggression described in the material?

• A. Total aggression
• B. Violence
• C. Rush-in
• D. Courtesy

Answer: (C)

In driving, aggression often shows up as specific actions a driver takes to push ahead at the expense of others. The form described here is “rush-in,” which means impatiently forcing a way into traffic—like a sudden lane change or a quick entry to squeeze in front of another driver. This behavior is clearly tied to aggression because it relies on pressuring others and taking unnecessary risks to gain position, driven by impatience rather than safety.

It’s the best answer because it names a concrete driving action that demonstrates aggression as described in the material. The other options don’t fit as well: total aggression and violence are broad concepts and not the specific driving maneuver described, while courtesy is the opposite of aggression, reflecting respectful driving.