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''The development of technology has reduced control and patience skills''

Specialist Clinical Psychologist Uluğ Çağrı Beyaz, who noted that impatience is an emotion that can negatively affect people's psychological and emotional states, said, "Impatient people often feel stressed, angry, disappointed, unhappy, and unsatisfied. Impatience can also harm people's relationships, job performance, health, and quality of life." he said.

Beyaz pointed out the psychological and emotional foundations of impatience, and said that these could include being in expectation, the desire for control, the desire for recognition, and an innate personality structure. Beyaz also talked about the underlying causes and triggering factors of impatience, saying the following:

''The development of technology has reduced control and patience skills''

''The development of technology has reduced control and patience skills''

''Stress is both the cause and result of impatience''

Beyaz explained that impatience can be both a result and a cause of stress: "Stress is a response of people to the difficulties, threats, pressures, or expectations they encounter in life. Stress can negatively affect the physical, emotional, and cognitive balance of people. In stressful situations, people can be more nervous, anxious, irritable, and angry. These feelings can also trigger the feeling of impatience. Impatience can also increase stress. Impatient people often want to get what they want immediately. But sometimes they need to make the necessary effort in a certain time for certain things. During this process, people may feel a sense of impatience." he said.

''The development of technology has reduced control and patience skills''

''The development of technology has reduced control and patience skills''

''The development of technology has reduced control and patience skills''

''The development of technology has reduced control and patience skills''