Frustration
91Rosenzweig-Picture-Frustration-Test — [ pɪktʃə frʌ streɪʃn ], ein 1945 von dem Amerikaner Saul Rosenzweig (* 1907) entwickelter projektiver Test zum Erfassen von Reaktionen auf Frustrationssituationen. Auf 24 Bildern sind Situationen dargestellt, auf die durch Ausfüllen einer… …
92status frustration — A concept developed by Albert Cohen in Delinquent Boys(1956), and used to explain working class male delinquency as being a reaction formation towards middle class values of success, as embodied in the school. Delinquent boys experience status… …
93give vent to frustration — freely express one s feelings of frustration …
94commercial frustration — An unforeseen and uncontrollable event that renders a party to a contract unable to carry out his or her contractual duties. The nonoccurrence of the event must be a basic assumption of the parties when the contract is signed. Also known as… …
95commercial frustration — An event which excuses nonperformance of a contract because it substantially frustrates the objects contemplated by the parties when they made the contract; an event which robs the contract of a foundation. 17 Am J2d Contr § 401. A prime example… …
96sexual frustration — noun a state of agitation felt by an individual whose sexual satisfaction is considerably less than desired …
97Picture Frustration Test — ⇡ Bildenttäuschungstests …
98тест фрустрации Розенцвейга (ROSENZWEIG PICTURE-FRUSTRATION STUDI, RF STUDI) — проективная методика исследования фрустрационных реакций людей на основе их описания своего поведения по предложенным ситуациям рисункам. В качестве стимульного материала выступают 24 рисунка, на которых отображены различные конфликтные ситуации …
99commercial frustration — Excuse of party from performance if contract depends on existence of given person or thing and such person or thing perishes, and if contract is rendered impossible by act of God, the law, or other party. Wood v. Bartolino, 48 N.M. 175, 146 P.2d… …
100commercial frustration — Excuse of party from performance if contract depends on existence of given person or thing and such person or thing perishes, and if contract is rendered impossible by act of God, the law, or other party. Wood v. Bartolino, 48 N.M. 175, 146 P.2d… …