A: When people face setbacks, they can get rid of difficulties and surmount them.

Q: Under what circumstances do children feel frustrated?

A: When he wants to do something but can't, he wants to achieve a goal but can't.

Q: Should we avoid children being frustrated?

A: Don't hide a strength I want to do well under every setback.

Q: What behaviors and attitudes of parents will damage the cultivation of children's frustration quotient?

A: The result is more important than the process, and right or wrong is more important than the harvest.

Q: Can letting children face setbacks cultivate their frustration quotient?

A: Parents need guidance and support. If you can't overcome setbacks all the time, it will not only lead to frustration quotient, but also make children feel incompetent constantly.

Q: Children can't afford to lose at chess. Should we let him win on purpose?

A: This is not a question of winning or losing. It is necessary to cultivate his concept of winning or losing and attach importance to every harvest.

Q: What should I do if my child loses his temper with his parents when he is frustrated?

A: Accept his emotions and make rules.

Q: What should children do when they encounter setbacks and always put the problem on others?

A: Teach him to attribute inward, and the child should see how his behavior will affect the result.

Q: What are the characteristics of people with high frustration quotient?

A: You have a high sense of control. No matter how bad things are, you can control the situation. With introverted attribution, you can find reasons and methods for yourself, and you can not extend your frustration to other fields. You have strong endurance and can foresee a bright future.

Q: Is it necessary to educate children about setbacks by age? From zero to three years old, boldly let go, from three to six years old, establish a growth step, from six to twelve years old, give him support and help, and let him get rid of the difficulties in learning.