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Emotion-specific regulation components differentially predict profiles of adolescent psychosocial dysfunction. [PDF]
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Perfectionism, anger, and anger rumination
International Journal of Psychology, 2010Anger and anger rumination are considered to be detrimental to both physical and psychological well being. Furthermore, perfectionism, as a personality construct, seems to be related to various types of maladjustment. Whereas perfectionism has been characterized as being positive when an individual derives pleasure from striving for excellence yet ...
Mohammad Ali, Besharat +1 more
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Psychopathology, 2000
The dyssoi logoi of anger are described - anger of life and anger of death.
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The dyssoi logoi of anger are described - anger of life and anger of death.
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Anger and anger expression in relationships
2007This research investigated two developmental origins of anger and anger expression in partnered relationships. Emotions and behavior in intimate relationships may develop from observing parent behavior in intimate relationships. Such emotions and behaviors may also develop from observing parent behavior toward the child which he/she carries over into ...
Kocur, Jodie L. +4 more
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American Journal of Psychiatry, 1977
The author proposes that fear and anger are innate defensive mechanisms mobilized by preceived threats to the individual. Both mechanisms are accompanied by anxiety and an urge to escape or attack. The individual's lifestyle, which is the result of interaction between his innate qualities and life experiences, determines whether he will attempt to deal
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The author proposes that fear and anger are innate defensive mechanisms mobilized by preceived threats to the individual. Both mechanisms are accompanied by anxiety and an urge to escape or attack. The individual's lifestyle, which is the result of interaction between his innate qualities and life experiences, determines whether he will attempt to deal
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Nursing Standard, 1990
I read with dismay the letter Helpers must support nurses' (Nursing Standard October 24). Here we go again - 'I am trained you are not' - the I am a trained nurse syndrome'.
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I read with dismay the letter Helpers must support nurses' (Nursing Standard October 24). Here we go again - 'I am trained you are not' - the I am a trained nurse syndrome'.
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Journal of Health and Social Behavior, 1999
Are older people less angry? I propose that age differences in roles, personal and social circumstances, the sense of control, health, and socio-emotional outlook explain the association. I use data from a 1981 representative sample of 951 physically disabled individuals from Southwestern Ontario, Canada and a 1996 national probability sample of 1,450 ...
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Are older people less angry? I propose that age differences in roles, personal and social circumstances, the sense of control, health, and socio-emotional outlook explain the association. I use data from a 1981 representative sample of 951 physically disabled individuals from Southwestern Ontario, Canada and a 1996 national probability sample of 1,450 ...
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The Effects of Anger Rumination and Cognitive Reappraisal on Anger-In and Anger-Control
Cognitive Therapy and Research, 2017Many studies have suggested that cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is efficacious for anger expression problems. However, it is still unclear which emotion regulation strategies are most effective for anger-in (a tendency to suppress anger) and anger-control (a tendency to calm angry feelings).
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