By Kuehn - 9/3/2019
Dear reader,
I would be interested in using the delay frustration task developed by Bitsakou et al. (2006)
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16364448
It is a nice implicit task where participants solve fairly easy mathematical tasks and at random moments the programm "fails" and does not continue for a whole. The measure of frustration is how often participants press buttons in these delay periods.
From my point of view this task would be a good complement to the more overt tasks to measure aggression that you already have in your library.
There is an .exe programme available (do not find the weblink at present) where all details can be found.
Best wishes,
Simone
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