This document discusses adjustment, frustration, and therapies. It defines adjustment as the continuous process of attempting to overcome inner and outer needs through satisfaction. There are three basic patterns of conflicts that can cause frustration: conflicting attractions, attracting-repulsions, and conflict avoidance. Every individual experiences emotional tension in response to frustration, and there are conscious and unconscious attempts at adjustment to resolve conflicts. An adjustment disorder can occur when a person develops emotional or behavioral symptoms in response to an identifiable stressor or frustration from environmental or personal conditions.
This document discusses adjustment, frustration, and therapies. It defines adjustment as the continuous process of attempting to overcome inner and outer needs through satisfaction. There are three basic patterns of conflicts that can cause frustration: conflicting attractions, attracting-repulsions, and conflict avoidance. Every individual experiences emotional tension in response to frustration, and there are conscious and unconscious attempts at adjustment to resolve conflicts. An adjustment disorder can occur when a person develops emotional or behavioral symptoms in response to an identifiable stressor or frustration from environmental or personal conditions.
This document discusses adjustment, frustration, and therapies. It defines adjustment as the continuous process of attempting to overcome inner and outer needs through satisfaction. There are three basic patterns of conflicts that can cause frustration: conflicting attractions, attracting-repulsions, and conflict avoidance. Every individual experiences emotional tension in response to frustration, and there are conscious and unconscious attempts at adjustment to resolve conflicts. An adjustment disorder can occur when a person develops emotional or behavioral symptoms in response to an identifiable stressor or frustration from environmental or personal conditions.
Frustration and Therapies. A. Meaning of Adjustment
Adjustment is the continous process of attempting to
overcome the inner and outer to the satisfactions of needs. Satisfactions of our needs does not come automatically. There is general agreement that all behavior is motivated. These motives vary not only from individual to individual but also within the same individual. B. Adjustment Mechanism
3 Basic Patterns of Conflicts
Conflicting-Attractions or Approach-Approach Conflict may cause frustration if a person is attracted to two things but can have only one. Attracting-Repulsion or Approach-Avoidance Conflicts may cause frustration if a person cannot decide on something he likes to do because it is closely associated with something he dislikes. Conflict-Avoidance or Avoidance-Conflict may cause frustration if a person has to choose between two things which he dislikes. C. Conflict Resolution
Every individual goes through emotional tension or stress in
response to frustration. It is a bodily response to the frustration, which an individual experiences during the period between motivation and response. Conscious attempts at adjustment are reffered to as well adjusted coping behavior. The unconsicous attempts at adjustmentare reffered to as defensive behavior. D. Adjustment Disorder
An adjustment disorder occurs when a person develops affective
(emotional) or behavioral symptoms in response to an identifiable stressor, stressors can be natural disasters (such as an earthquake), events or crisis (such as car accidents, or development of of a medical disorder) or interpersonal problems (such as divorse, or abuse) frustration and/or conflict. Frustration, which is the condition of being to worted in the satisfaction of a movie, maybe the result of either environmental of personal conditions, or both at the same time. END OF SLIDE. ZAPANTA, TRICIA NICOLE CS2A