Which term represents one of the three forms of aggression listed?

• A. Rush-in
• B. Patience
• C. Violence
• D. Courtesy

Answer: (C)

Aggression shows up in different ways, and violence is the form that involves physical force or the threat of harm. In driving, this is the clear, injurious type of aggression—actions meant to intimidate or harm others, like aggressive maneuvers that put people at risk. That’s why violence is the best answer: it directly denotes aggression in the strongest sense. The other terms describe behaviors that aren’t aggressive acts (patience and courtesy) or describe a potentially aggressive action in a way that doesn’t name the form of aggression as clearly (rush-in). So, violence fits as one of the forms of aggression listed.