what is frustration and violence in Psychology?
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well frustration pretty much means being upset with something like trying to work out a really hard math question and still not understanding how to work through it. and violence can be either physically hurting someone or destroying something or emoitonally hurting someone by verbal means.
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Communications experts will often tell you that it is not so much what you say that is communicated, but rather, how you say it; i.e. your tone of voice, your posture, the volume of your voice; your confidence level.\nWhen people internalize anger and frustration until they suddenly "break" they are more apt to come off sounding hostile and aggressive.  Rather than waiting until you become angry, deal with the matter in a calm, respectful and courteous manner when you see that something is going off the rails and you need to step in to redirect a course of action.   Make certain you slow down, breathe deeply, and think clearly.  Say only what you need to say.  I suggest two good books:\n"The One Minute Manager" and Roger Fisher's book, "Getting to Yes"   Good Luck.
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The science that deals with mental processes and behavior. \nThe emotional and behavioral characteristics of an individual, group, or activity: the psychology of war. \nSubtle tactical action or argument used to manipulate or influence another: He used poor psychology on his employer when trying to make the point. \nPhilosophy. The branch of metaphysics that studies the soul, the mind, and the relationship of life and mind to the functions of the body.
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agression is to act in a hostile way towards something.
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Personality:  If theirs clashes with yours, it causes irritation, frustration, lack of concentration, inability to work together.\nWorking Style: If they are lazy and you carry the load, or if they are slow and you are fast, it causes problems. \nStatus: This usually is related to jealousy, envy, trying to  climb over people or outdo them, and refusing to support each other because you're in a race to get yourself ahead.\nWork demands: This causes stress, frustration, failure to complete jobs if you have too much, fear of losing the job if you can't keep up, etc. It wears you down and burns you out and you sometimes blow up at others in the work environment.
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For better anger management first you have to know, what causes anger?\n\nAnger is a natural response that all people have. It is caused by two basic things:\n\n(1) Frustration: Not getting what we want, especially if we were expecting to get it;\n(2) Feeling that others do not respect us or care how we feel.\n\nThere are many specific things that may cause anger, but they all come down to those two basic principles.\n\nManaging your Anger as First Aid:\n\n\n 1.Walk away!  Come back later\n \n 2.It's easy for others to say "count to 10" but there is some merit in doing so slowly.    Concentrating on counting, and just giving yourself time will help.  \n \n 3.Take deep & slow breaths, thinking about nothing except your breathing \n \n 4. Go out for a run (or walk) around the garden, in the park, around the block, or along the beach etc (or bike ride)\n \n 5. If all else fails - thump a cushion, kick a bean bag. Just kidding (DON'T do anything that will hurt yourself or someone else) \n \n 6. When you feel calmer - learn to talk to those you were with at the time, and explain why you were feeling that way - calmly!\n\nIf you feel unable to control your anger, then it would be wise to seek help - from your doctor.\n\nor you can read a book for help: "Anger-free" by W. Doyle Gentry. \n\nand always remember "There is nothing either good or bad\nbut thinking makes it so." --William Shakespeare. \n\nIf my answer satisfy your quire, feedback me  firozreza@yahoo.com \n\ngoodluck.\nfiroz
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A sudden violent disturbance \nor\nAn unrestrained expression of emotion
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Sad and depressing ... too many people angry at each other and nothing better to do than fight :(
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go to\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychology
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Tied to something and being tortured to death.\nThe rage of giving them the pleasure of hurting me and not being able to kill them or torture them instead.
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I think anger comes from hurt. Something's probably hurting you and anger & annoyance is your outlet for it.   My mom used to tell me that getting angry does not hurt the one you're angry at, but eats you inside. It made me mad when she said that (lol) but I think she was right. I wish I had some constructive advice for you, because just saying "let it go" is easy to say, but doing it is hard. the only thing I do, is when I catch myself feeling that way is to ask myself "is this even going to matter in 5 years" and most of the time it's no, and I doubt I will even remember it in 5 years, so then my annoyance kind of slips away, because it doesn't matter!
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through personal attacks and violence
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You need to let what's on the inside come out.  In other words, you need to vent this pent up frustration/emotion otherwise it will eat away at you until it eventually will vent of its own accord when you least want it to (i.e. you will snap at someone, or will break down in tears, etc).\nA good way to vent frustration is to do some physical exercise, like visit a gym.  Or failing that, just beat seven shades of sh*t out of your pillow, that might help!
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Once again, no one READ the question!\n\nAs a white female, there are no words or stereotypes that bring me to violence. Really the only thing that angers me is the lack of knowledge people have, or someone attempting to insult my intelligence. Name calling and stereotypes are something that I "shake off" as ignorant. \nTake it from the phrase taught to children:\n\n*Sticks and stones can break my bones, but words will never hurt me.*
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As aggravate means to make worse or provoke I am guessing that aggravated theft mean a higher level of theft probably with a weapon and the previous person has answered
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They are frustrated because we live in a time of great change.  Most people are not comfortable with change, even though it's the natural state of existence.  When change happens so rapidly, kids and parents don't relate as well as they could in a slower changing environment.  They are truly a generation unto themselves.\n\nThey are violent because they are frustrated and have no other creative way to express their feelings.  There's always something to do or something we feel needs to be done that is more important than writing, or painting, or drawing, or following any other creative outlet.
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beating and humiliation