PSYCHOLOGICAL DEFINITION OF ANGER, DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ANGER & AGRESSION, TYPES OF ANGER - BEHAVIOURAL ANGER, VERBAL ANGER, PASSIVE ANGER, SELF INFLICTED ANGER, CHRONIC ANGER, JUDGEMENTAL ANGER, OVERWHELMED ANGER, CONSTRUCTIVE ANGER, VOLATILE ANGER, RETALIATORY ANGER, PARANOID ANGER, DELIBERATE ANGER. EFFECTS OF ANGER - PHYSICAL, EMOTIONAL, BEHAVIOUR, POSITIVE, NEGATIVE.

1. DR. ASWIN ANANDH.M
PG SCHOLAR
HOMOEOPATHIC PHARMACY

3. Anger is an emotional
state that varies in
intensity from mild
irritation to intense fury
and rage.
Anger is a common
feeling, thought, and
behavior. It is not so
much the feeling or the
thought that is the
trouble it is what we do
when we are angry that
is the issue.

4. •PSYCHOLOGICAL DEFINITION:
•“ANGER IS AN EMOTION BY
ANTAGONISM TOWARD SOMEONE OR
SOMETHING YOU FEEL HAS
DELIBERATELY DONE YOU WRONG.

5. Know the difference between anger and
aggression.
Anger is an emotion. It is ok to be angry.
Aggression is acting out inappropriately
and is not ok.

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• Overwhelmed Anger
• Constructive Anger
• Volatile Anger
• Retaliatory Anger
• Paranoid Anger
• Deliberate Anger

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11. VERBAL ANGER
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15. • THIS TYPE OF ANGER WOULD
LEAD SOMEBODY TO HURTFULLY
SHAME THE PEOPLE AROUND
HIM, LIKE HIS FAMILY, FRIENDS
AND NEIGHBORS.
• HE EXPRESSES HIS ANGER BY
PUTTING OTHERS DOWN AND
BELITTLING THEIR ABILITIES AS A
PERSON.

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