| Anger is a change in conduct to express that | | | | anger empathetically. |
| one should stop his/her behavior immediately | | | | |
| and if he/she doesn't, there may be a violent | | | | Sometimes anger may result in physical action |
| response. To show anger, animals make loud | | | | or shouting loudly. Everyone gets angry. Many |
| sounds, bare their teeth and stare. Humans | | | | people will react very quickly to the |
| also behave in similar manner when there are | | | | perceived pain. It may happen that some lose |
| perceptional pains and decision to oppose is | | | | their coolness and hit the roof. The |
| done. Physical altercation without the prior | | | | difficult part is learning what to do with |
| expression of anger by least one of the | | | | these strong feelings. Sometimes it is |
| participants is very rare. Because we have | | | | important to get angry. Children will |
| language, humans usually have written and | | | | understand their mistakes if teacher is angry |
| verbal sources i.e. written threats and | | | | with them. But anger must be released in |
| verbal insults. Hence we may not perceive | | | | proper way. It is one and the same thing |
| immediately physical threat, but can feel | | | | like; steam gathering under the lid will blow |
| pain psychologically. | | | | the lid. If such things are happened it is |
| | | | not good for anyone. |
| Anger can arise without a direct physical | | | | |
| threat and without the actual person is | | | | Solution will not come by taking anger out on |
| present. We have capacity to imagine the | | | | others. Instead of that if you admit to |
| remote future; hence the threat of pain can | | | | yourself that you are angry and try to figure |
| come from our imagination. It may not be | | | | our why. You can talk with someone like a |
| based on anything happening in the immediate | | | | parent, relative or teacher. When you talk |
| present. Humans have some behavioral norms | | | | about your anger, those bad thoughts normally |
| related to social survival. If anybody does | | | | get vanished. |
| not follow these norms, other human's anger | | | | |
| arises e.g. not getting respect. This may | | | | It is impossible that you will never get |
| break social or interpersonal safety rules. | | | | angry. But if you remember that how you act |
| One may see that others are treated unfairly | | | | when you are angry will worsen or improve the |
| and have anger though he /she is not the | | | | situation, then you will not lose your |
| sufferer. Hence, human beings experience | | | | control. |