Explain the basic assumptions of amsels frustration theory

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Explain the basic assumptions of Amsel's frustration theory and how the theory accounts for paradoxical reward effects. Give and explain two situations (that were not mentioned in the textbook) of situations you have experienced or encountered where this theory resulted in paradoxical reward effects.

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