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The Anger Expression Scale and State-Trait Anger Scale

Criminal Justice and Behavior, 1992
The present study examined psychometric properties of the Anger Expression Scale (AX) and the State-Trait Anger Scale (STAS) in an inmate sample. Principal component analysis of the Anger Expression Scale yielded three factors: anger-in, anger-out, and anger-control.
DARYL G. KRONER, JOHN R. REDDON
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Anger and Anger’s Expression Generally and in Romantic Relationships

Contemporary Family Therapy, 2013
This research explored whether anger and anger expression differed when experienced generally versus in the context of a romantic relationship. Undergraduates completed trait anger and anger expression measures as they applied to their experiences generally and again as they applied to their romantic, partnered relationships.
Jodie L. Kocur, Jerry L. Deffenbacher
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Vocal Expressions of Anger

2009
The empirical literature demonstrates that vocal expressions of Anger are recognized at levels far exceeding chance. Further, several acoustic features of Anger expressions, including intensity, rate, and pitch, appear to serve as the basis for recognition.
James A. Green, Pamela G. Whitney, Gwen E. Gustafson   +2 more
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Hostility, Anger Control, and Anger Expression as Predictors of Cardiovascular Disease

Psychosomatic Medicine, 2010
To examine in a prospective setting whether different hostility measures, including Cynical Distrust, Trait Anger, Anger Out, Anger In, and Anger Control, are related to cardiovascular disease (CVD) and ischemic heart disease (IHD).Participants comprised 25- to 74-year-old men (n = 3850) and women (n = 4083), followed up for 10 to 15 years. Trait Anger,
Ari, Haukkala, Hanna, Konttinen, Tiina, Laatikainen, Ichiro, Kawachi, Antti, Uutela   +4 more
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Biobehavioral responses to interpersonal conflict during anger expression among anger-in and anger-out men

Annals of Behavioral Medicine, 2001
To examine whether typical modes of anger expression (ie., anger-in, anger-out) were related to cardiovascular, affective, behavioral, and cognitive responses to interpersonal conflict, 20 anger-in and 20 anger-out undergraduate men participated in 2 role plays, one in which they were instructed to exhibit their anger overtly and the other in which ...
S, Suchday, K T, Larkin
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Bus drivers’ anger and anger expression in driver–passenger conflicts

International Journal of Occupational Safety and Ergonomics
Bus driver anger due to passenger misbehavior may lead to serious bus accidents, yet there are no mature tools available to capture bus driver reactions during driver-passenger conflicts. The bus driver anger scale (BDAS) and the bus driver anger expression inventory (BDAX) were developed to measure the anger levels and expressions of drivers in such ...
Yi Tang, Qun Chen, Shi Ye
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Mindfulness decreases driving anger expression: The mediating effect of driving anger and anger rumination

Accident Analysis & Prevention
Mindfulness is a state of being fully attentive to the current moment and is an experiential way of living in daily life. As a personal trait, mindfulness has been proven to enhance various negative emotions and behaviors. However, in the field of driving, there is still a lack of research on the mechanisms of mindfulness on anger expression behavior ...
Weina Qu, Muyi Liu, Yan Ge
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Anger Expression and Blood Pressure in Adolescents

The Journal of School Nursing, 2004
The clinical significance of childhood hypertension is important as elevated pressures during childhood are found to follow a progressively increasing track into adulthood. Little work has been done to examine the relationship of emotions and emotional behavioral factors to the development of hypertension in children. Using the Roy Adaptation Model as
Tamie M, Starner, Rosalind M, Peters
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Anger Expression, Coping Styles, and Well-being

Journal of Health Psychology, 1999
This study examined the role of anger expression in the experience of stress, coping with stress and psychological and physical well-being. Based on a sample of 268 Singaporeans, the results, using structural equation modelling, indicated that anger expression was significantly related to reported stress, mechanisms for coping with stress and ...
Bishop, G.D., Diong, S.-M.
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Driver Anger: Experienced and Expressed

Journal of Ergonomics, 2015
This study aimed to explore driver anger using a Driving Anger Scale (DAS), a subscale of the Driver Behaviour Questionnaire (DBQ) and a General Anger Scale (AX-O). The driving anger scale measured both experienced and expressed anger in various driving related contexts.
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