The phrase "a negative frustration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a feeling of frustration that is particularly intense or counterproductive.
Example: "The constant delays in the project led to a negative frustration among the team members, affecting their morale."
Alternatives: "a deep frustration" or "an overwhelming frustration".
In the present study we explored possible associations between concepts from goal orientation theory and two potential outcomes of participation in a physician-patient communication course: desirable one - psychological medical abilities, and a negative one - low frustration tolerance.
Getting frustrated will only reduce your playing ability, and, if you start verbalizing your frustration in a negative way, can get you muted or banned.
This leads to a negative prediction error, that is, to "frustration" because a lot of reward is predicted yet no reward is received.
Conversely, if this process is imposed, it can generate user frustration and have a negative impact on the implementation process and on the overall use of the system.
In particular, weight gain in patients with T2DM has been identified as a factor leading to patient frustration that has a negative impact on compliance with medication regimens [ 34].
Perceived psychosocial abilities are a desirable outcome, and low frustration tolerance (LFT), is a negative feature of student behavior.
They also experience frustration, which leads them to develop a negative attitude toward people living in poverty [ 21].
For the Z-score of this null model, a negative value means that the edges are arranged in order to decrease frustration.
It's common, that is, for pundits to worry that frustration or distaste among voters increases apathy, reduces turnout, and creates a negative feedback loop.
Such frustrations contribute to the demotivation of the healthcare provider and are likely to have a negative impact on the provision of care.
