Question

12. Differentiate between
frustration and conflict​

Answer 1

Answer:

(a) ON BASIS OF DEFINITION

Frustration can be defined as a feeling of dissatisfaction that stems from an individual's inability to achieve a goal. BUT  conflict can be defined as a condition where the individual faces difficulty in arriving at a decision due to two or more different interests.

(b) ON BASIS OF SOURCES

Sources of Conflict

• The conflict arises from the home, school, occupational social and cultural environment.
• The faulty upbringing at home, unhealthy relationships, over protection is the sources of conflict from home environment.
• Unpleasant school or college environment, role of teachers, faulty method of teaching, denial of opportunities for self expression and classmates are some of the sources of conflict in youngsters.
• Improper working environment, dissatisfaction with the working conditions, unsatisfactory relationships and poor salary or wages is the sources of conflict in occupational environment.
• The taboos, inhibitions and the negative attitude towards sex are the causes of many sex conflicts in the minds of youth and adults.

                                         BUT

Sources of frustration

External factors

• Physical factors: Natural calamities, floods, droughts, earthquakes, fire and accidents cause frustration in an individual.
• Social and societal factors: Societal norms and values impose certain obstacle in meeting the individual needs which leads to frustration
• Economic and financial factors: Unemployment and lack of money causes frustration in an individual.

Internal factors

• Physical abnormality or defects: Too small or too big a stature, very heavy or thin body, an ugly face or dark complexion etc causes frustration.
• Conflicting desires or aims: When a person has conflicting desires, he develops frustration. For example, a nurse wants to work in abroad and does not want to leave her family in home country causes frustration.
• Individual’s morality and high ideals: An individual’s moral standards, code of ethics and high ideals may become a source of frustration to him.
• Level of aspirations: One may aspire very high in spite of  one’s        in-capabilities or human limitations which may lead to frustration
• Lack of persistence and sincerity in efforts: Frustration may result in one’s own weakness in putting continuous and persistent efforts with courage, enthusiasm and will power.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Frustration can be characterized as a sensation of disappointment that stems from a singular's failure to accomplish an objective.

Conflict can be characterized as a condition where the singular countenances trouble showing up at a choice because of at least two unique interests.

Explanation:

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN FRUSTRATION AND CONFLICT-

1. Meanings of Frustration and Conflict:

• Frustration can be characterized as a sensation of disappointment that stems from a singular's powerlessness to accomplish an objective.

• A conflict can be characterized as a condition where the singular countenances trouble in showing up at a choice because of at least two distinct interests.

   2. Disappointment and Disagreement:

• Frustration is a sensation of disappointment.

• A conflict is a disagreement.

   3. Outer Frustration and Conflict:

• Frustration can prompt conflicts when the reason for frustration is outer.

  4. Inner conflict and Frustration:

• Unseen fits of conflicts, or, in all likelihood profound conflicts that occur inside the individual can prompt frustration.