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Human relations
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- 1Frustration Imagine that you’re in your car heading to the airport. The vacation you’ve waited for all year will begin in just two hours. Suddenly, your tire blows out. You pull over to the side of the road, jump out of the car, and open the trunk. Your dream becomes a nightmare when you see that your spare tire is flat. There’s no way to make it to the airport and catch your plane. This situation is an example of frustration. Frustration is the feeling you get when events beyond your control keep you from reaching a goal. As you’re surely aware, frustration occurs in everyone’s life. Some frustrations are small, like jumping into the shower and finding no hot water. Others are much more meaningful, like losing an election for public office.Human relations
(Frustration ) - 2Aggression One of the results of frustration is aggression, the need to strike out physically or verbally. The goal of aggression is to remove the obstacle that is causing the frustration. If there isn’t a clear obstacle that has caused the frustration, we sometimes strike out at whomever or whatever is around us. Recall the example of the flat tire at the beginning of this assignment. Go back and read the example again. What is a typical way to show aggression in this situation? Why, kick the tire, of course. In this example, the aggression is aimed at the obstacle that caused the frustration. Now read the example about Gary again. He’s suffering from general frustration, but he doesn’t have a tire to kick. He’ll return home and aim his aggression at his roommate. Not only will he blame Chuck for his being late, but Gary will probably blame him for everything that went wrong on a very bad day.Aggression
- 3Enter text here...Handling major frustration
- 4Enter text here...Change your goals
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- Flashcards on Human relations , created by Herman Murillo on 15/03/2019.
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