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frustration tolerance

frustration tolerance Frustration tolerance is a person’s ability to deal positively with adversity, blocked goals, or unmet needs.

Frustration tolerance is a person’s ability to deal positively with adversity, blocked goals, or unmet needs. It reflects how well someone can stay constructive after failure and how willing they are to keep taking on challenges.

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Drafting source: Shi Song; Zhang Zizai; Wang Ying; Yue Huilan; Wang Zede; Qian Songling. The Relationship Between College Teachers’ Frustration Tolerance and Academic Performance. 2021; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2021.564484; article XML SHA-256 1de2d1531dca7119c2ed7d37344a300327d13784b988e5907fd4c522df2f26cf. “The Relationship Between College Teachers’ Frustration Tolerance and Academic Performance” (10.3389/fpsyg.2021.564484).
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