Stress tolerance (Psychology)

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- http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh2002010115
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- http://id.loc.gov/authorities/sh2002010115#concept
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- Library of Congress Subject Headings
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Variants
- Frustration tolerance
- Tolerance, Frustration
- Tolerance, Stress (Psychology)
Broader Terms
- Stress (Psychology)
Sources
- found: Work cat.: Ax, A. System and process development for selection of high stress tolerance personnel, 1968.
- found: Corsini, R. The dictionary of psychology, 1999: p. 951 ("Stress tolerance. 1. Capacity to withstand pressures and strains; the ability to function effectively under conditions of stress. 2. The quality and quantity of stress that an organism can endure (for example, his stress tolerance is low). Also known as frustration tolerance")
- notfound: Andrew M. Colman. A dictionary of psychology, 2001;Encyclopedia of psychology, 2000
Change Notes
- 2002-09-12: new
- 2002-11-05: revised

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