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What are the four stages of frustration?
Rosalyn Turcotte
2025-07-05 00:08:05
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The four stages are the buildup, the spark, the explosion, the aftermath.
The buildup is stage one and this sets the foundation upon which the anger is built.
It is the child’s history of experiences, stresses and stage of development.
These things could have occurred 2 hours ago or over the past 2 years or more.
Every child is going to react differently in those situations.
Now they may not express it or even recognize it for being anger but there it is boiling inside.
When we observe the explosion of anger, we sometimes mistaken that for where the feeling began.
In fact the display of anger can be something that is building for a period of time before the explosion.
The buildup can be due to teasing, losing a game, exclusion, fatigue, hunger, illness, defeatist attitudes, specific worries low self esteem.
Grace Rutherford
2025-06-27 08:10:39
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The four stages of frustration are not explicitly mentioned, however the article discusses four categories of anger.
Justifiable anger is having a sense of moral outrage at the injustices of the world—whether it’s the destruction of the environment, oppression of human rights, cruelty towards animals, violence in the community, or an abusive relationship at home.
Annoyance anger can arise from the many frustrations of daily life: a driver cuts you off on the road, your partner said something insensitive, the kids aren’t listening, your boss is a real jerk, etc.
Aggressive anger is often used in situations where one individual attempts to exercise dominance, intimidation, manipulation, or control over another.
Temper tantrums can be characterized as disproportional outbursts of anger when an individual’s selfish wants and needs are not fulfilled, no matter how unreasonable and inappropriate.
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