Understanding Anger
Triggers
Coping Strategies
Healthy Expression
Anger in Relationships
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What is anger?

A natural emotion that signals when something is wrong or unfair.

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Name a common trigger.

Being unfairly treatment.

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What is deep breathing?

A technique to calm the body and mind by taking slow, deep breaths.

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What is assertive communication?

Expressing your feelings and needs honestly and respectfully without aggression.

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What is assertive communication?

Expressing your feelings and needs honestly and respectfully without aggression.

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Name a physical sign of anger.

Increased heart rate, clenched fists, or tense muscles.

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How can unmet needs trigger anger?

When basic needs like respect or understanding are not met, it can lead to frustration and anger.

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Name a relaxation technique.

Progressive muscle relaxation or visualization.

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Why is it important to express anger healthily?

It prevents the buildup of negative emotions and helps maintain healthy relationships.

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What is active listening? 

Fully concentrating, understanding, responding, and remembering what is being said.

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What part of the brain is involved with anger?

The amygdala.

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How can stress lead to anger?

High levels of stress can reduce patience and increase irritability, leading to anger.

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How can exercise help manage anger?

Physical activity releases endorphins and reduces stress, which can help manage anger.

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How can journaling help with anger?

It provides an outlet to express and process emotions safely.

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How can empathy reduce anger in relationships? 

Understanding others' perspectives can reduce misunderstandings and conflicts.

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What is the fight-or-flight response?

A physiological reaction to a perceived threat, preparing the body to fight or flee.

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Why can misunderstandings lead to anger?

Miscommunications can lead to assumptions and conflicts, resulting in anger.

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What is mindfulness?

Being aware of the present moment without judgment can help manage emotions.

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What is an "I" statement?

 A way to express feelings without blaming others, e.g., "I feel upset when..."

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Why is it important to apologize?

 Apologizing can repair relationships and show accountability for one's actions.

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How does anger affect your body?

Increases adrenaline, raises blood pressure, and can lead to headaches.

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How can a lack of sleep trigger anger?

 Sleep deprivation can reduce emotional regulation and increase irritability.

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How can talking to someone help?

Sharing feelings can provide support and perspective, reducing the intensity of anger.

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How can art be used to express anger? 

Creative activities like drawing or painting can provide a non-verbal outlet for emotions.

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 How can setting boundaries help manage anger? 

Clear boundaries can prevent situations that trigger anger and maintain healthy interactions.

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