FRUSTRATION
Frustration
• Word ‘Frustration’ derived from Latin word ‘Frustra’ meaning
‘Obstruct’.
Frustration
• It refers to the blocking of behavior directed towards the goal.
• Frustration means emotional tension resulting from blocking of a
desire or need.
Characteristics Of Frustration
• It produces an emotional state which is always unpleasant.
• Failure dominates the attempts
• One experiences an obstacle in the satisfaction of one’s basic needs or
goals.
• The strength of blockage increases the degree of frustration.
• The cause of frustration lies both in the individual himself and his
environment.
• Sources of
frustration
• Internal factors
• - Physical defects, Conflict
• External factors within
• - Physical
• - Morality and high ideals,
• - Social High levels of aspiration
• - Economic • - Lack of persistence
Reactions To Frustration
• Direct approaches
• Restlessness and tension
• Aggression
• Apathy
• Fantasy
• Stereotype
• Regression
Conflict - Definition
• Conflict means a painful emotional state which results from a tension
between opposed and contradictory wishes
TYPES OF CONFLICT
Types of Conflict
• Approach – approach conflict
• Avoidance – avoidance conflict
• Approach – avoidance conflict
• Multiple Approach – avoidance conflict
• Internal conflicts
RESOLUTION OF FRUSTRATION
AND CONFLICT
RESOLUTION OF FRUSTRATION AND
CONFLICT
• Identify the source of frustration
• Try to change or control it
• Decide important things carefully
• Review the situation again
• Change or modify the goals and desires
• Seek advice
• Encourage full expression of feelings
• Avoid indecision