@thesis{thesis,
		author={Devi Afrianti  Hamdani},
		title ={RATIONALIZATION AND AGGRESSION IN MOVIE SCRIPT
FRACTURED BY ALAN B. MCELROY
TERM PAPER},
		year={2021},
		url={http://repository.unsada.ac.id/3036/},
		abstract={Literature is a form of expression that has no bounds. Literature allows us to experience a wide range
of art, from the tangible to the intangible, such as imagination. Literature allows us to understand
things via our emotions and thoughts. As a result, literary psychology is now considered part of the
field of literature. Literary psychologists are expected to be able to categorize and classify other
people's behavior and mental health. The purpose of this research is to examine the concepts of
rationalization and aggression in the Fractured movie script. This research describes how the
characters, plot, and setting are produced in this movie script based on intrinsic aspects. Because the
outcomes of the analysis will be conveyed in the form of words, phrases, and language, this research
employs descriptive qualitative methods. How rationalization behaviors arise that can encourage
aggressive behavior has been discussed in this research. The concepts of rationalization and
aggression are connected with human emotions in this research, particularly as a defense of the
human ego. Some elements are triggered by trauma or the individual's own state. The conclusion
that can be related to this research is how we should deal with our trauma so that it does not impact
us and cause future disorder.}
		}