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Arousal, valence, and discrete categories in facial emotion. [PDF]

Sci Rep
Baudouin JY, Gallian F, Pinoit JM, Damon F.   +3 more
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Inside the anger: development and validation of a new questionnaire. [PDF]

BMC Psychiatry
Manfredi P, Vesentini R, Taglietti C, Marchetti P.   +3 more
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The Influences of Disease, Anger Trait and Anger Expression on the Somatizing Symptoms of Elderly Dwelling in a City

, 2011
Ji Sook Kang, Mee‐Kyung Shin
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Speak or shout? Nonverbal vocalizations promote rapid detection of emotions in vocal communication. [PDF]

PLoS One
Pell MD, Cui H, Mori Y, Jiang X.
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Expressing Anger Safely

Transactional Analysis Journal, 1989
The ability to express anger safely and easily can help clients redirect their energy toward behavioral change.
Curtis Fisher, Kent Hallet
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Anger expression and lipid concentrations

International Journal of Behavioral Medicine, 1995
We used 2 different strategies to examine the relation between anger expression and lipid concentrations in 116 middle-aged men. Using the common analytic method used in the literature, the group crossing approach, we examined whether Anger-In. Anger-Out, and their interaction were related to lipids. Regression analyses revealed that Anger-In and Anger-
T O, Engebretson, C M, Stoney
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