Anger management 1
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Copyright © 2006-2007 The Beyond Intractability ProjectBeyond Intractability is a Registered Trademark of the University of Colorado
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Anger
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Anger
Varies in intensity from mildirritation to intense fury
Can be sparked by a variety of things• People• Events• Memories• Personal Problems
Perceived threats may or may not be real
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Anger
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Anger Can Be Collective
Anger can be collective in both cause and effect (social rage)
• Groups can be angry at other groups
• Nations can be angry at other nations
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Anger
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Anger Can Be Positive
Anger can be a positive emotional force IF expressed constructively by:
• Expressing grievances so they can be addressed
• Remaining focused on problem solving
• Energizing social change
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Anger
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Positive Approaches to Anger
Expression• Convey feelings in an assertive, but
non-aggressive manner• Maintain respect for others
Suppression• Stop thinking about the source of
anger• Focus on something that can be
approached constructively• Can be dangerous if done
repeatedly without an emotional outlet
Calming down• Consciously relax
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Anger
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Positive Anger Expression
First, acknowledge the anger
Then, respond to it by:
• Relaxing- to diffuse internal anger• Restructuring cognition- to think
about the situation positively• Engaging in problem solving- to
creatively address problems• Improving communication- to
overcome misunderstandings• Using humor- to diffuse the
situation• Changing the environment- to
“get away” from the problem
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Anger
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Third Parties and Anger
Third parties can help by:• Teaching people techniques for
dealing with anger positively
• Creating a safe environment
• Being an example of positive anger management
• Encouraging constructive discussion
• Listening empathetically
• Helping parties to reframe their positions more positively
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Anger