Experts claim patience isn’t a virtue, but a coping mechanism
Patience is examined not as a moral virtue but as an emotion regulation strategy. Psychologist Kate Sweeny's study reveals impatience arises from unfair delays, while patience involves managing these feelings. The findings highlight the emotional stability and coping techniques of individuals in frustrating situations.
Patience is examined not as a moral virtue but as an emotion regulation strategy. Psychologist Kate Sweeny's study reveals impatience arises from unfair delays, while patience involves managing these feelings. The findings highlight the emotional stability and coping techniques of individuals in frustrating situations.
