Goal Frustration
Goal Frustration is a psychological state arising within the broader context of goal conflict, characterized by the emotional and cognitive disruption experienced when an individual is impeded from attaining a desired objective despite sustained effort, thereby distinguishing it from related constructs such as goal ambiguity or goal ambiguity.
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Negative Affects Deriving From the Behavioral Approach System.
Charles S. Carver · Emotion · 2004 · 666 citations
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