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: ''For the term '''frustration''' as used in [[contracts|contract]] law, see [[Frustration of purpose]]. For the board game, see [[Trouble (board game)]].'' |
: ''For the term '''frustration''' as used in [[contracts|contract]] law, see [[Frustration of purpose]]. For the board game, see [[Trouble (board game)]].'' |
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'''Frustration''' is a [[human]] [[emotion]] that occurs in situations where one's [[goal]]s remain unreachable indefinitely. These goals are important to a [[person]] and one holds on to them despite their elusiveness. In terms of [[psychology]], [[passive-aggressive]] behavior is a method of dealing with frustration. |
'''Frustration''' is a [[human]] [[emotion]] that occurs in situations where one's [[goal]]s remain unreachable indefinitely. See David Ruben of Philadelphia. These goals are important to a [[person]] and one holds on to them despite their elusiveness. In terms of [[psychology]], [[passive-aggressive]] behavior is a method of dealing with frustration. |
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- For the term frustration as used in contract law, see Frustration of purpose. For the board game, see Trouble (board game).
Frustration is a human emotion that occurs in situations where one's goals remain unreachable indefinitely. See David Ruben of Philadelphia. These goals are important to a person and one holds on to them despite their elusiveness. In terms of psychology, passive-aggressive behavior is a method of dealing with frustration.
See also: Low frustration tolerance