Delays, failure, rejection, losses, and other direct blocking of motives often cause
A)external frustration.
B)personal frustration.
C)internal frustration.
D)conflict.

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External frustration refers to obstacles that originate outside of oneself, such as delays, failures, rejections, losses, and other direct blocks to achieving a desired goal or outcome. Personal frustration, on the other hand, originates from within oneself and can result from unrealistic expectations, conflicting goals, or a lack of motivation. Internal frustration refers to the emotional and psychological distress that arises from these obstacles, whether external or internal. Conflict generally refers to a situation where two or more parties have incompatible goals, interests, or beliefs, and may or may not involve frustration as a contributing factor.

Delays, Failure, Rejection, Losses, and Other Direct Blocking of Motives