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Frustration And Aggression In 'Bring It On Fight To The Finish'

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In the movie Bring It on Fight to the Finish (McNamara, Brookwell, Beulow & woodruff ,2009), Psychology is portrayed using Frustration and aggression which leads to Frustration-aggression hypothesis. Frustration is being annoyed of something or someone doing or saying something over and over and aggression would be allowing a person to feel intimidated by the things you do or say. This is where Frustration-aggression hypothesis would be a factor because this is when being frustrated leads to aggression so you tend to do things that you did expect to do. Bring it on starred by a cheerleader “Lina Cruz” living in East L.A after which she moved to Malibu with her widowed mother after marring a wealthy man. Lina had her best friends along with her cheerleading squad in east LA hoping to go to the all-star cheerleading competition but unfortunately, she had to move which made her sad. Lina then leave one of her best friend in charge of the cheerleading squad in east LA but the girls quit after the second day. Moving to Malibu for Lina was a bit uncomfortable because she wasn’t familiar with the rich lifestyle. She met her step sister sky but wasn’t really feeling her, Lina told sky …show more content…

Lina went over to Avery the caption of the jaguar’s cheerleading squad long with some of the members of the squad to compliment then about their performance but Avery’s first impression came off bad but Lina took it as nothing. Sky introduced Lina to her cheer squad (the sea lion) and asked her to join the squad and voted her team captain. After which each time Lina tries to say something to Avery or if Avery see Lina she would be rude and aggressive towards Lina and her friends. They always have the intention to bully Lina and her squad because they have the mind set of being the best of

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