frustration.pptx B.sc nursing 2nd yera nursing

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1. FRUSTRATION AND CONFLICT

2. F R U ST R A T ION Definition The word frustration has been derived from a Latin word ‘Frustra’ meaning ‘obstruct’. Frustration refers to the blocking of behaviour directed towards the goal. Frustration means emotional tension resulting from the blocking of a desire or need. Good, Carter V

3. CHARACTERISTICS OF FRUSTRATION Frustration creates unpleasant emotions. It creates tension or stress - varies from simple annoyance to heated anger. This finally affects the vital balance. Frustration is a stage or condition in which failure dominates the attempts.

4. CHARACTERISTICS OF FRUSTRATION (contd) In this state one experiences a major obstacle in the satisfaction of one’s basic needs or goals. The significance of the goal and strength of the blockade increases the degree of frustration. The reason of frustration lies both in the individual as well as his environment.

5. SOURCE OF FRUSTRATION There are two sources of frustration. External frustration - Conditions outside of oneself. Personal frustration - Caused by conditions within oneself External Factors (Environmental Factors) P h y sical fa c tor s : N a t u r a l ca lami t ies, obst ac les in environment to reach a goal, environmental situations etc. Social factors: Conflicts with other people, customs, traditions, restrictions, taboos, laws, etc. Economic factors: Financial problems.

6. SOURCE OF FRUSTRATION (contd) Internal Factors Physical abnormalities or defects. Conflict of motives within the individual. High levels of aspiration. Lack of persistence and sincerity in efforts.