External frustration
A)is based on an individual's outward personal characteristics.
B)always involves nonsocial obstacles that prevent one from reaching a goal.
C)is based on conditions outside a person that affect progress toward a goal.
D)is less intense when a person encounters an obstacle very close to the goal.

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External frustration refers to the obstacles or conditions outside of an individual that prevent them from reaching their goal, such as traffic or bad weather. It is not based on an individual's personal characteristics (A) or always involving nonsocial obstacles (B). The intensity of external frustration can vary and it may not necessarily be less intense when encountering an obstacle very close to the goal (D).

External Frustration