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internal stress

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internal stress [in′tərnĀ·əl ′stres]
(mechanics)
A stress system within a solid that is not dependent on external forces. Also known as residual stress.

internal stress
The stress that exists in a component (for example, at a joint) in the absence of applied external forces.


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Internal Stress - This is basically stress that we put on ourselves.
For instance, if someone who tends to be passive and avoids conflict is put into a highly competitive environment , it will create significant internal stress that will ultimately impact job performance.
A source said: "The idea is causing internal stress within the family.
 
 
 
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