Anger
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This document summarizes key points about anger. It discusses that anger can vary in intensity and be sparked by people, events, or memories. Anger can also be collective, with groups angry at other groups. However, anger can also be positive if expressed constructively by addressing grievances and focusing on problem solving. The document recommends positive approaches for expressing anger like conveying feelings assertively and non-aggressively, maintaining respect, calming down, and engaging in problem solving. Third parties can help by teaching positive anger techniques and encouraging constructive discussion.
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Anger is a natural response to pain or unpleasant feelings that often stems from feeling hurt, rejected, threatened or experiencing loss. It is an emotion that is directed at a target that one perceives as the cause of this pain. While anger can provide short bursts of energy, prolonged anger has many negative effects on both physical and mental health. It increases stress hormones, raises blood pressure, and harms the brain and body over time. Managing anger through relaxation techniques, exercise, humor, and addressing the root causes of anger can help mitigate these damaging health impacts.
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